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Login and Password with SALT

Thread began 3/12/2013 3:33 am by Cologne | Last modified 3/13/2013 9:35 am by Jason Byrnes | 3093 views | 18 replies |

Cologne

Login and Password with SALT

Hi,

I want to create my password with a salt word, like in wordpress.

But where in my root do I store that salt word and how can i get access to it in the login, register and send password page?

Cheers,
Denis

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

when running the security assist wizard, select to use either the HASH, CRYPT, or RIJNDAEL encryption types, those encryption types support a salt string.

you can enter your SALT String in the webassist/security_assist/wa_securitykey.php file.

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Cologne

Hi Jason,

first of all, thanks for that great support!

Is there a way to get it work without the wizard? I dont like using wizards much.

Is there maybe any tutorial?

Cheers,
Denis

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

it is possible to do with out the wizard, but it is fairly complex. There is not a tutorial for it.

your best bet would be to create the pages using the wizard, then examine how the behaviors are configured on the pages that are created.

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Cologne

hmm, ok.
so when I choose CRYPT. and set my own salt into wa_securitykey.php.
when I dont use the wizard, will it also use my own salt in wa_securitykey.php?
cheers

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

either way you will need to edit the wa_securitykey.php file to enter your salt string.

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Cologne

It is allready there and I filled it with my string.

so I dont have anything else to just to choose the CRYPT from the server behavior and it will automaticly tahe my salt from the wa_securitykey.php?

How many letters does CRYPT enctyption need in my database field?

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

you should double check the salt string after adding the server behavior.

crypt creates a 13 character string.

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Cologne

Oh, only 13 charachters?

what do you mean with

  you should double check the salt string after adding the server behavior  

?

I created a 120 charachter salt string. and put it into the file wa_securitykey.php.
can you please explain?

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

after adding the server behavior, double check the wa_securitykey.php file to ensure the salt string is not over written.

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