How are getting an encrypted value before it gets placed in neo-query?
I'm using the encrypted password that's currently in the neo-query.xml file. I
think it takes the epassword value and compares it to what's in neo-query.xml
to make sure it matches before it changes the password to the new
Dan,
First CF 6 does not have the admin stuff only CF 7. (I am not sure if
that was because I was selling lots admin software and add ons or not)
Second the password attribute in cfquery overrides the datasource password
and lastly you have to encode the password before you add it to neo. I
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From: Dan Plesse
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Tue Oct 10 08:29:57 2006
Subject: Re: Automating data source password changes
Dan,
First CF 6 does not have the admin stuff only CF 7. (I am not sure if
that was because I was selling lots admin software and add ons
2006
Subject: Re: Automating data source password changes
Dan,
First CF 6 does not have the admin stuff only CF 7. (I am not sure if
that was because I was selling lots admin software and add ons or not)
Second the password attribute in cfquery overrides the datasource password
and lastly you
October 2006 08:32
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Automating data source password changes
Lol you reckon that Macromedia didn't ship any stuff like this because you
had developed other means already?!
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Richmond, Surrey, TW9 1DN
: 09 October 2006 19:32
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Automating data source password changes
For our MX 6 server, I've been working with the following code. It keeps
giving a numerical error. The number seems to be based on the password that
I pass to the component:
cfset
setDSN=createObject(component
2006 08:32
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Automating data source password changes
Lol you reckon that Macromedia didn't ship any stuff like this because you
had developed other means already?!
This e-mail is from Reed Exhibitions (Gateway House, 28 The Quadrant,
Richmond, Surrey, TW9 1DN
Whoops cfide.administrator.components.datasource is around in 6 I assumed
incorrectly he was talking about the Admin API. Still the password has to be
a special format I think that was a pain.
Neil the truth is out there. Go google and post the solution.
I finally figured it out. The only piece that I was missing was the correct
value of the epassword attribute of the
cfide.administrator.components.datasource component. The epassword value is
the encrypted value of the current password.
For example, let's say the current password for the
How are getting an encrypted value before it gets placed in neo-query? If
you pull out an encrypted value
from neo-query then you are getting the old value since neo is your backup
file. What you need to do
is create new value and place those values into neo.
On Monday 09 October 2006 14:50, Dan Parker wrote:
Does anyone know of a way to to change the passwords without logging into
the CF Administrator? We are on MX 6.1 and use Oracle data sources.
You could load, parse and update neo-query.xml yourself.
--
Tom Chiverton
Helping to adaptively
Dan,
This script can be scheduled, is does require the CF admin password to be used,
hardcoded here. This one uses JDBC Oracle connection.
cfscript
adminObj = createObject(component,cfide.adminapi.administrator);
adminObj.login(adminpassword);
myObj =
For our MX 6 server, I've been working with the following code. It keeps giving
a numerical error. The number seems to be based on the password that I pass to
the component:
cfset
setDSN=createObject(component,cfide.administrator.components.datasource)
cfinvoke component=#setDSN#
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