I'm developing a migrate script (Joomla 3 to Drupal 7).
Because I don't want to decrypt Joomla's user passwords, I want to check if the inputted password, after encryption, matches the password in my Joomla table. Just like a normal login system.
The only thing I don't know, is how Joomla's Password are encrypted in Joomla 3.x. So I want to know what happens when I enter my password in Joomla's login form.
Can anybody help me out (I prefer some PHP code)?
Joomla 3.2 and above uses Bcrypt as the hashing algorithm for passwords.
Anything below Joomla 3.2 uses MD5 + Salt
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We have a weird problem with password encryption at our website beta1.iamyogi.com.
We register a user at the website. There is a full registration possible with activation link in the e-mail. It is working till I want to log in. Even with a simple user "John" and password "12345".
If I change the password for "John" in the CMS to "12345" and save
the user account, I can login on the front with John/12345.
If I look at the database, the only change there is it the password field xxxx_users. First it was something like:
ad2630323c070b40776acc011b5c5116 then after the CMS change of password:
$P$DXe2T/Ceh3PeRAxdsFdwfYhKEndxIg.
It looks way different in type of encryption.
Do you know how this is possible?!
Joomla 3.2.1 and joomla 3.2.2 joomla 3.2.3, all tested same problem
jomsocial 3.1
Just need a little advice. I have a website based on CodeIgniter and using TankAuth and PHPass. I want to recode the website with another framework (Symfony 2).
Is there any way to allow user to log with their existing password or do I absolutely need to ask them to set a password again ?
Thank you very much :)
The best is to reset all the password and warn users through email or ask them to change the password with the new system.
I'm new to magento. Currently i'm creating a ecommerce webstore using magento. As you know magento will send a reset password link if anyone forgets his/her passwords. I want the system generated password has to be send to the users not as password resetlink.
Plz help me to achieve this....
Thanks in advance.
The current 2 step password reset feature was introduced in 1.6, so you could look at porting the password reset code from an older version of Magento into your site. We've looked at doing the opposite (back-porting the new method to older Magento sites) and it's do-able. The current method is much better from a security perspective, so while what you want is possible, it's probably not advisable.
I am using Joomla 1.7 with Hikashop. That's why I want new registered users to have a secure password.
Is it possible to set password guidelines in Joomla, so that it isn't possible to register a user with a password like "12345" or "qwerty"?
You can do that on clientside via additional Javascript or on serverside via an custom/extended authentification plugin.
I am merging a small group on sort of site with my joomla site. I already have members in my joomla site so I somehow want to migrate the users of joomla to groupon database which uses a different encryption scheme for password. Is there a way to do that?
You would have to have the unencrypted passwords to be able to use that. There is no conversion from one encryption scheme to another.