Well, since the objective is to disable cf admin access. Just realized a silly
and yet effective way would be to move the CFIDE directory away from web root.
I hope it won't adversely impact the cf8 server.
> What I'd like to want to do is to replace a value from a simple text
> which looks l
>> It's the cf8's encrypted password for the admin.
>
>Well technically, it's an SHA-1 hash...
>
>It sounds like you're basically trying to parse your
>lib\password.properties file?
>
>Perhaps there is another way to accomplish your task through the
>adminAPI?
>
>~Brad
Brad, good thought, just lo
-- Original Message ----
Subject: Re: Any regular expression guru here?
From: Don L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, November 13, 2008 12:08 pm
To: cf-talk
>In the example below, you only want to replace the b while leaving the a and
>c alone, right?
Right.
Will the b always have a f
>Ah! I think he meant the right side of the equals sign after b.
>
>But, if the value (right side of the =) contains 'b=' then we're in trouble
>again.
Yes, exactly, one way (theoritically) would be, have 3 segements for all 3
lines and
find the seg2.element[2].value, but I don't know regexp...
>
>In the example below, you only want to replace the b while leaving the a and
>c alone, right?
Right.
Will the b always have a format of
>"b=tyweu8939skdksspdssdsd". Does "tyweu8939skdksspdssdsd" have a pattern to
>it?
Not certain, most likely yes. It's the cf8's encrypted password for the admin
Ah! I think he meant the right side of the equals sign after b.
But, if the value (right side of the =) contains 'b=' then we're in trouble
again.
Adrian
-Original Message-
From: Andy Matthews
Sent: 13 November 2008 17:58
To: cf-talk
Subject: RE: Any regular expre
Adrian...
The OP said he didn't know in advance what the value of b would be. If he
did, yours would work great.
-Original Message-
From: Adrian Lynch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2008 11:35 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: RE: Any regular expression guru here?
H
Here's my first attempt with nooo testing!
a=
b=tyweu8939skdksspdssdsd
c=sd
Adrian
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-Original Message-
From: Don L
Sent: 13 November 2008 17:11
To: cf-talk
Subject: Any regular expression guru here?
What I'd like to w
There's a few things you could do, based on the consistency of the source
string:
1) Are the 3 lines always separated by a line break?
2) Is each line always separated by an = sign?
If so, then you could do this like so:
a=
b=tyweu8939skdksspdssdsd
c=sd
-Original Message-
In the example below, you only want to replace the b while leaving the a and
c alone, right? Will the b always have a format of
"b=tyweu8939skdksspdssdsd". Does "tyweu8939skdksspdssdsd" have a pattern to
it? Is it that the b= values always have 21 characters after it?
Point is, what's the pattern a
Also try the HOF regex list (which gets monitored by many, although there
are few postings)
is that a line break before and after the b= line?
On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 12:11 PM, Don L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What I'd like to want to do is to replace a value from a simple text which
> looks
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