Database password encryption

i have two software Dolphin 7.1.4 and Moodle 2.5 and i need to connect the database but the problem they the password encryption is different , so i need to store the password by md5 encryption and not by sha1 .

 

so i hope someone who can help me ?

and i hope for boonex company  to add new function for dolphin in setting like select the password encryption .

Quote · 25 Oct 2013

I too am trying to figure out the password hash mechinism.

Is it sha1?

Thanks!

Peer

Peer L. Plaut Executive Director, Single Booklovers Connecting Bookworms Since 1970
Quote · 4 Nov 2013

The password is hashed like so.

$sHashedPassword = sha1(md5($sPwd) . $sSalt);

Basically the password the user enters is hashed with md5 then the salt is appended onto the end of the md5 hash then that string is hashed to sha1.


But i now have a mod in the market that will allow dolphin to use 7 different hash methods. You can even set dolphin to use a specific hash method by default such as md5.

http://www.boonex.com/m/multipass-multiple-password-encryption-support-f


https://www.deanbassett.com
Quote · 4 Nov 2013

Deano-

Thanks for the update. So, if I have another application (I'm developing this one) that uses md5, If I purchase your module, will be able to log in and out with the application? What I have done for the time being, since I am the only one is create a new password field with just md5 and use this as a short term work around. Longer term, I need a way to be able to allow  more users to use my back end application I am working on.

Peer

Peer L. Plaut Executive Director, Single Booklovers Connecting Bookworms Since 1970
Quote · 4 Nov 2013

 

Deano-

Thanks for the update. So, if I have another application (I'm developing this one) that uses md5, If I purchase your module, will be able to log in and out with the application? What I have done for the time being, since I am the only one is create a new password field with just md5 and use this as a short term work around. Longer term, I need a way to be able to allow  more users to use my back end application I am working on.

Peer


Yes, with my mod, you can set the normal password field to use md5 so you don't need to create your custom field.


https://www.deanbassett.com
Quote · 4 Nov 2013

Deano-

Thanks. Will probably purchase this mod from you today along with the installation.

P.

Peer L. Plaut Executive Director, Single Booklovers Connecting Bookworms Since 1970
Quote · 5 Nov 2013

Just so that you will know. Existing members passwords will be in the old format until they login at least once. Once a login has been done once the password will be converted to the new format.


https://www.deanbassett.com
Quote · 5 Nov 2013

Deano-

Thanks for the clarification. I had a similar question in the back of my mind... ;)

I will purchase the module now and your upgrade services.

Thanks!

Peer

Peer L. Plaut Executive Director, Single Booklovers Connecting Bookworms Since 1970
Quote · 5 Nov 2013

Deano- I was unable to locate a module install item for 10.00 in your store.

How do I get you to provide the installation service?

Thanks!

Peer

Peer L. Plaut Executive Director, Single Booklovers Connecting Bookworms Since 1970
Quote · 5 Nov 2013

DEano-

I purchased and send you 10.00 install fee via paypal.

P.

Peer L. Plaut Executive Director, Single Booklovers Connecting Bookworms Since 1970
Quote · 5 Nov 2013

Yes i got it. I sent you a message asking for current access info.

https://www.deanbassett.com
Quote · 5 Nov 2013

Deano is there a support forum for this product yet?

Thanks!

Peer L. Plaut Executive Director, Single Booklovers Connecting Bookworms Since 1970
Quote · 8 Nov 2013

Yes. http://www.boonex.com/forums/topic/MultiPass-Support-Forum.htm Any product that has a forum has a forum link on the products page.



https://www.deanbassett.com
Quote · 8 Nov 2013
 
 
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