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  1. #1
    Elite Member danbenson93 is offline
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    Details do not match...

    I have just changed my CMS over from Illumina to Rev CMS.

    I try to log into my account which worked fine on Illumina CMS in Rev CMS and It says 'details do not match'

    Any help?


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    Lurking around Clawed is offline
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    Re: Details do not match...

    Different hashing types, your best of creating a new password in md5.

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    Elite Member danbenson93 is offline
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    Re: Details do not match...

    Whats md5?

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    Lurking around Clawed is offline
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    Re: Details do not match...

    Quote Originally Posted by danbenson93 View Post
    Whats md5?
    Password hashing.
    1. Go here: MD5 Encryption: Encrypt & Decrypt MD5 Hashes
    2. Put your password you want to use in and get long hash
    3. Go to your database and change password field to hash from that website, then login with the password not the hash

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    Elite Member danbenson93 is offline
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    Re: Details do not match...

    Will this have to be done for all accounts?

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    Re: Details do not match...

    Or you could just change revcms' hashing to sha1 over md5, because that's the hash that illumina is using.

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    Lurking around Clawed is offline
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    Re: Details do not match...

    Quote Originally Posted by danbenson93 View Post
    Will this have to be done for all accounts?
    Yes.

    RevCMS:
    PHP Code:
    md5($password
    IlluminaCMS:
    PHP Code:
    sha1(md5($password) . strtolower($username)) 

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    Elite Member danbenson93 is offline
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    Re: Details do not match...

    Do I have to change any code in the database or jist change passwords into hash and then edit it in the user sql file? And how would I change it BaasHotel?

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    Re: Details do not match...

    Quote Originally Posted by danbenson93 View Post
    Do I have to change any code in the database or jist change passwords into hash and then edit it in the user sql file? And how would I change it BaasHotel?
    Search through your cms for a file where the password is getting checked if it is valid. You should see something like md5($password). Change that piece of code to the hashing Clawed posted(the illuminacms hashing). That way you will not have to change every single user's password, but it will just check the password in the ''illuminacms-way''. I hope you get what I mean, I'm not the best in explaining things in a good way. :P

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    Lurking around Clawed is offline
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    Quote Originally Posted by BaasHotel View Post
    Search through your cms for a file where the password is getting checked if it is valid. You should see something like md5($password). Change that piece of code to the hashing Clawed posted(the illuminacms hashing). That way you will not have to change every single user's password, but it will just check the password in the ''illuminacms-way''. I hope you get what I mean, I'm not the best in explaining things in a good way. :P
    RevCMS function:
    PHP Code:
    final public function hashed($password)
    {
        return 
    md5($password);

    IlluminaCMS function:
    PHP Code:
    public function userHash($password$username) {
        global 
    $light;
        if(
    $light->hashing_method == "Normal") {
            return 
    sha1(md5($password) . strtolower($username));
        }
        else if(
    $light->hashing_method == "MD5") {
            return 
    md5($password);
        }

    Won't work, unless you change hashed to hashed($password, $username) and change login, register & the rest of them that use password crap.

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    Elite Member danbenson93 is offline
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    Re: Details do not match...

    So a quick fix would be use md5 reset currentbusers passwords to a hash password, new users should be fine, and then old users should be able to log on? Correct or am I wrong? X



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