Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
> ASSP development mailing list
> schreibt:
>> In 14.9 the only way I can login now is to enter the encypted version
>> of
>> the password. I erased the webAdminPassword in the config file,
>> restarted the service so it would recreate it, and entered the
>> default
>> pa
ASSP development mailing list
schreibt:
>In 14.9 the only way I can login now is to enter the encypted version
>of
>the password. I erased the webAdminPassword in the config file,
>restarted the service so it would recreate it, and entered the
>default
>password, nospam4me. I could not login. I
Marrco wrote:
>> **BUT** when I use firefox 3b3 is allows
>> access without asking for password !!!
>
> Wait.. restarted explore and firefox, deleted cache. Assp 14.9, now NO
> password asked. I can access my configuration without any prompt !!
>
> I tried to change the password a few times, and
> **BUT** when I use firefox 3b3 is allows
> access without asking for password !!!
Wait.. restarted explore and firefox, deleted cache. Assp 14.9, now NO
password asked. I can access my configuration without any prompt !!
I tried to change the password a few times, and it's in the logs
Feb-14-0
Paul Houlbrooke wrote:
> Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
>> ASSP development mailing list
>> schreibt:
>>> Password is no longer visible via View Source in Windows. However,
>>> when
>>> changing the password a restart of the service is required for the
>>> crypt() function to do it's thing. After changi
Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
> ASSP development mailing list
> schreibt:
>> Password is no longer visible via View Source in Windows. However,
>> when
>> changing the password a restart of the service is required for the
>> crypt() function to do it's thing. After changing the password, it is
>> stil
> I was unsure after the report of marco if crypt() is working at all in
> windows so i changed to a module.
>
> please test .9
>
>you need to install Crypt::Blowfish
Crypt is installed and reported OK when assp is starting.
The password in the logs is written encrypted
I can connect ONLYusing
ASSP development mailing list
schreibt:
>
>Password is no longer visible via View Source in Windows. However,
>when
>changing the password a restart of the service is required for the
>crypt() function to do it's thing. After changing the password, it is
>still in plain text in the assp.cfg fil
Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
>> When viewing the ASSP admin pages, the 'Admin Password' is filled
>> in with the actual admin password. The password is therefore visible
>> via
>
>> both a 'view source' and when network tracing.
>
>
> Using the crypt() function I changed it.
>
> We need testing fro
>When viewing the ASSP admin pages, the 'Admin Password' is filled
>in with the actual admin password. The password is therefore visible
>via
>both a 'view source' and when network tracing.
Using the crypt() function I changed it.
We need testing from windows users.
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Hello Fritz,
When viewing the ASSP admin pages, the 'Admin Password' is filled
in with the actual admin password. The password is therefore visible
via
both a 'view source' and when network tracing.
Using SSL doesn't solve the issue of a simple 'view source' exposing the
password in the event I
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