Where is profile information stored?

I have an external application that I'm modifying to read and accept the the profile information from my Dophin members instead of making them register again. Where is the profile information stored in the Dolphin software? Is it in a SQL database?

Mike

Quote · 14 Feb 2012

mike, for sanities sake, if you must asking where this data is stored, you might not want to attempt this task, and you would be better off employing somebody with the required skills to bridge these logins. otherwise, you are headed down a road of anquish and despair. 

 

however, misery loves company, so go for it. in the database on the profiles table

 

let us know how you make out.

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Quote · 14 Feb 2012

I agree, it sounds like you have no idea what you're doing.  The last person to attempt something like this is residing in a federal prison for the next twenty years.

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Quote · 14 Feb 2012

I didn't mean I was doing it! I'll hire professionals to do it. I just want to point the professional in the right direction. Anybody know any professionals?

Quote · 15 Feb 2012

 

I have an external application that I'M modifying to read and accept the the profile information from my Dophin members instead of making them register again. Where is the profile information stored in the Dolphin software? Is it in a SQL database?

Mike

 

 Hiring professionals is a sound idea. I have NO idea where Dos and Nathan got the idea you were going to try and do it yourself??

Let the professionals know the profiles are in the database in the "profiles" table.

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Quote · 15 Feb 2012

 

I have an external application that I'm modifying to read and accept the the profile information from my Dophin members instead of making them register again. Where is the profile information stored in the Dolphin software? Is it in a SQL database?

Mike

Mike,

Keep in mind that the Profiles table also includes an md5'd password that is appended with a randomly generated salt that is comprised of an algorithm based on characters, special chars and random time using mcirotime.

If you are going to be generating passwords, don't forget to salt and encrypt. Once that's done you need to call the sha1() function. That will put the password in a SHA-1 format. After that, you finally have your password.

 

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Quote · 15 Feb 2012
 
 
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