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Good fix for Password problems
« on: January 13, 2002, 06:29:26 PM »
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some of you are having problems with the password after converting, because of the Password mod you installed.  Well, here is a solution:  instead of converting, then getting yabb to email you the password (which in some cases, it still doesn't work for some odd reason) then when you still have yabb gold, uninstall the mod, and get everyone to update their passwords before you upgrade.  This way, when you convert, it will go smooth and the passwords will work perfectly.  This solution isn't for everyone, and hopefully you all still kept a backup of your old board if you already upgraded!  Anyhoo, i am still looking for a better solution, and i am working on a script that reverses the passwords, but i'm trying to figure out the crypt used.

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Re:Good fix for Password problems
« Reply #1 on: January 13, 2002, 09:50:13 PM »
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Crypt is used for the purpose as it's not supposed to be able to be decrypted.

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Re:Good fix for Password problems
« Reply #2 on: January 14, 2002, 10:48:16 AM »
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Then set the crypt's seed to be the same with the other version.

Here we go:

<id>
Fix YaBB-SE to work with crypted password
</id>

<version>
1.0
</version>

<mod info>
If you have YaBB1G, with password encrypted mod installed, use this mod. Remember NOT to crypt PASSWORD in converter.php.
Default "pwseed" for yabb1G is "ya"
</mod info>

<author>
HacNho
</author>

<homepage>

</homepage>

<edit file>
/Sources/LogInOut.php
</edit file>

<search for>
   $passwrd = crypt($passwrd,substr($passwrd,0,2));
</search for>

<replace>
   $passwrd = crypt($passwrd,$pwseed);
</replace>

<edit file>
/Sources/Register.php
</edit file>

<search for>
   global $allow_hide_email;
</search for>

<replace>
   global $allow_hide_email,$pwseed;
</replace>

<search for>
   $queryPasswdPart = crypt($member['passwrd1'],substr($member['passwrd1'],0,2));
</search for>

<replace>
   $queryPasswdPart = crypt($member['passwrd1'],$pwseed);
</replace>

<edit file>
/Sources/Profile.php
</edit file>

<search for>
      if($member['passwrd1'] != ''){ $queryPasswdPart="passwd='".crypt($member['passwrd1'], substr($member['passwrd1'],0,2))."',"; }
</search for>

<replace>
      if($member['passwrd1'] != ''){ $queryPasswdPart="passwd='".crypt($member['passwrd1'], $pwseed)."',"; }
</replace>

<edit file>
/Sources/Subs.php
</edit file>

<search for>
$pwseed = 'ys';
</search for>

<replace>
$pwseed = 'ya';
</replace>


<edit file>
converter.php
</edit file>

<search for>
      $password = crypt (stripcslashes($userData[0]),substr(stripcslashes($userData[0]),0,2));
</search for>

<replace>
      $password = stripcslashes($userData[0]);
</replace>
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