hi do you know what is the format of password generated by joomla?
i think this is not normal MD5
this is the password:
$2y$10$lxKOLcaQxC./q/iO5GkGfuAvUNdpaji1Fi0RsRWmbre.6uFSP7U1m
bcrypt, Blowfish(OpenBSD)
According to http://www.onlinehashcrack.com/hash-identification.php
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We are automating a react native web application on mobile web browser using WebdriverIO,Appium,mocha framework
while we navigate the URL, signIN page will open to login for the user
script able to enter user text on userName field but password value not entering the value in password field , we can able click on this but text not entering
Source:
Code:
$('#LogInModel_UserName').waitForExist();
$('#LogInModel_UserName').addValue("mytesting#gmail.com");
$('#login-password').waitForExist();
$('#login-password').addValue("passme"); // here its the entering blank instead of "passme"
Can someone share some solution ,how can i enter password value in password field?
Thanks In Advance,
from looking at your screenshot and code snippet, I believe the issue is that you are targeting the wrong element.
You want to target the id on the password input field which is #LogInModel_Password.
So your code would be:
$('#LogInModel_UserName').waitForExist();
$('#LogInModel_UserName').addValue("mytesting#gmail.com");
$('#LogInModel_Password').waitForExist();
$('#LogInModel_Password').addValue("passme")
This should fix your issue since it looks like you are already targeting the username field correctly and it works.
I know that there is the Maven Proxy settings according to its guide : https://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-proxies.html .
However, in my company, the password is for personal use and I wouldn't like to expose it in plain text inside a file for a number of reasons.
Is there a way to prompt the user for the password? Or maybe any other solution for this?
Thanks in advance!
spring.data.mongodb.uri=mongodb://user:secret#mongo1.example.com:12345,mongo2.e
xample.com:12345/mydb?replicaSet=rsdb
Here i want to encript the password(secret)with jasypt.So the url should be
like:
spring.data.mongodb.uri=mongodb://user:ENC(xIZhIV7nvOv5LqHfAKnvmjhyeecOT0lO)#mongo1.example.com:12345,mongo2.example.com:12345/mydb?replicaSet=rsdb
but mongo is not understanding the password even if the jasypt encryption logic is already implemented.
I got the solution:
Since it is not resolving encrypted value from url, we can put it in it's own property and then reference that property in the url.
spring.data.mongodb.password=ENC(xIZhIV7nvOv5LqHfAKnvmjhyeecOT0lO)
spring.data.mongodb.uri=mongodb://user:${spring.data.mongodb.password}#mongo1.example.com:12345,mongo2.example.com:12345/mydb?replicaSet=rsdb
I have been trying to change my super admin password on my database through the phpmyadmin on MAMP (localhost), I have coded the password in MD5 format and even got the confirmation message. However that does not solve my problem, I am still unable to log in in the joomla administration panel - Password and Username doesn't match error.
Whats surprising is that even with the confirmation message, the phpmyadmin screen doesn't record the last reset time.
Is there something I'm doing wrong or any field that I should complete?
It's easier to create a new normal user and either make it the root user in your configuration.php or go into phpmyadmin and then add the new user to the super admin group.
Please try to execute the following query (changing "jos31" with your database prefix):
INSERT INTO `jos31_users`
(`name`, `username`, `password`, `params`)
VALUES ('Administrator2', 'admin2',
'433903e0a9d6a712e00251e44d29bf87:UJ0b9J5fufL3FKfCc0TLsYJBh2PFULvT', '');
INSERT INTO `jos31_user_usergroup_map` (`user_id`,`group_id`)
VALUES (LAST_INSERT_ID(),'8');
you could after login as: admin2 / admin
Another way is just paste the folowing password to your current super admin user and your new password will be: admin
433903e0a9d6a712e00251e44d29bf87:UJ0b9J5fufL3FKfCc0TLsYJBh2PFULvT
here is the complete tutorial
The one with 'secret' and 'admin' is found all around Internet. But there may be a situation when your Joomla site for some reason cannot change password in a normal way, and you don't want to go with "secret". Then there is another solution that's quite obvious, though maybe not for everyone...
You install Joomla 3* or whatever version you need (along with all its dependencies) ON YOUR LOCAL COMPUTER. During the setup you create your admin user/password. Now this is the password you want to use in your site where you've lost your Super User access. You just need to insert the HASH of that password into your site's MySQL db. So let's get that one now.
You go terminal/console, log in to mysql:
$mysql -u root -p
type in your password you've set up during the mysql installation.
Use your database name and db table prefix from your configuration.php in the root of your Joomla installation. Or you may remember them from your setup.
Then you derive your Super User password HASH from the db using this commands:
$mysql>USE $your_database_name;
$mysql>SELECT password from ${table_prefix}_users where name='Super User';
Now suppose your db name is "joomla" and your db_table prefix is "jehn34_".
Then your command will look like (don't forget the ";" at the end of each command!!!):
USE joomla;
SELECT password from jehn34_users where name='Super User';
You'll get your output like this:
+--------------------------------------------------------------+
| password |
+--------------------------------------------------------------+
| $OhMyGOODNESShereis02935468567$%^&*yourhashedpas0239u8i0e0jh |
+--------------------------------------------------------------+
1 row in set (0.00 sec)
You know your password for this one, so now you can now insert the string above into your MySQL Admin of your web-site in the corresponding field. Then you can use that password of yours.
I tried providing a password option like PDFKit.new(:password => "foo") but it won't set any password protection.
I want to set a password protection to PDFs by using PDFKit. How can i do this?
PDFKit uses wkhtmltopdf in the background which does not support generating password protected PDF files.
If the PDF file contains sensitive data you might want to try encrypting the PDF file after generation.