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stfuvt
2011-01-25, 11:32 AM
somehow someone changed my password for Jakes Links.
I am using X-Power Links II and I am wondering if anyone knows by any chance where the password can be found?
Thanks in advance

pc
2011-01-25, 11:48 AM
somehow someone changed my password for Jakes Links.
I am using X-Power Links II and I am wondering if anyone knows by any chance where the password can be found?
Thanks in advance

I don't know that script but my wild guess would be database or some config file like config.php or database.php

stfuvt
2011-01-25, 05:44 PM
Thanks mate, but still looking for it...

virgohippy
2011-01-25, 09:27 PM
I don't know the script either, but one thing to be aware of if the password is stored in a database: many scripts don't store the literal password, they store a hash of the password.

In years past I've seen MD5 used quite often for passwords, I don't know what's hot now.

You can get an MD5 hash of a desired password with PHP like so:

<?php echo md5('your_password'); ?>

(Note: I haven't tested the above code.)

stfuvt
2011-01-26, 04:50 AM
I have found a password in the database, its xpl_users and changed the password, but its still not working. I am still trying

pc
2011-01-26, 01:11 PM
Ask your host to bring db back from previous dates before that block happened and make sure you made a copy of actual db. You can compare them later. Also make sure that table xpl_users it's for admin and not for site users, if that's the case maybe look for something like xpl_admin, xpl_auth ... etc
To bad that this script is not supported anymore.

stfuvt
2011-01-27, 03:49 AM
Thats a great idea! Asked them

Ask your host to bring db back from previous dates before that block happened and make sure you made a copy of actual db. You can compare them later. Also make sure that table xpl_users it's for admin and not for site users, if that's the case maybe look for something like xpl_admin, xpl_auth ... etc
To bad that this script is not supported anymore.