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zinpin
Junior Member
Australia
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 Posted - 01 March 2003 : 07:09:05
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Sorry to moderators if this is the wrong spot for this question. 
I'm thinking of using Table Editor 801. Just wondering how many of you are using it and if there's something I should look out for.
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ruirib
Snitz Forums Admin
Portugal
26364 Posts |
Posted - 01 March 2003 : 07:15:02
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I use it, works great. No big deal installing really. You can reply to this thread if you need some help with it.
This should have gone into the Community Discussions forum. I'm moving it there. |
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zinpin
Junior Member
Australia
202 Posts |
Posted - 01 March 2003 : 07:19:33
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once again thanks ruirib, I ve installed it and it worked so good that being a bit paranoid the thought came to my head to ask.
This is so good and easy i thought i should get other peoples feedback.
So youve checked it out and had no probs? no leaks no hacks nothing.
by the way which version are you using?
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ruirib
Snitz Forums Admin
Portugal
26364 Posts |
Posted - 01 March 2003 : 07:34:22
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| I'm using version 0.81. There are no problems that I know of. Anyway, I do not provide links to TE pages from my site, so a willing hacker would have to guess where they would be located, even if there was any security problem with TE. |
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zinpin
Junior Member
Australia
202 Posts |
Posted - 01 March 2003 : 08:47:25
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Thanks ruirib. I'm glad you said that because it's a good program and very helpful.
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Bookie
Average Member
USA
856 Posts |
Posted - 01 March 2003 : 09:37:01
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| I'm using it also and I really enjoy it. I'm using the most current version. |
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Hamlin
Advanced Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - 01 March 2003 : 11:46:32
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| I use it as well, never had any problems, if I recall I did change the login so that the passwords go through the sha256 function first. |
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zinpin
Junior Member
Australia
202 Posts |
Posted - 01 March 2003 : 12:59:07
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That's a good idea Hamlin, if I may ask how did you do that?
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Hamlin
Advanced Member
United Kingdom
2386 Posts |
Posted - 01 March 2003 : 13:12:39
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It was a while ago, but I only had to change one file if memory serves me, and that was the index.asp file.
At the top of that file I added an include, shown in red, you can find that file in with snitz.
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<!--#include file="te_config.asp"-->
<!--#include file="te_addon_logging.asp"-->
<!--#include file="inc_sha256.asp"-->
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And then further down in that file I added this code, shown in red...
sUserName = trim(request("txtUserName"))
sPassword = SHA256(trim(request("txtPassword")))
sSecurityID = trim(request("SecurityID"))
GoodLogin = not RequireSecurityID
Also I edited the teadmin database, specifically the user's table, I changed the Password field to size 65 from size 20.
Lastly I shoved in my password after I had run it through the SHA256 function.
One thing you should note is that I am the only person who uses this, so I did not change any of the files that deal with adding users, so if you add users via the table editor interface their password would not get encrypted. |
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dayve
Forum Moderator
USA
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Posted - 01 March 2003 : 17:31:41
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| I use it as well, but not so much lately. The only thing that bugged me about it was the table add feature was limited to DSN's and databases under wwwroot or something like that. |
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