I would like to migrate the data from a MS-Access database to another software but the database is protected with password. I have used Access Password Unlocker to explore the password but I get chinese (or other languaje) characters as you can see in the image.
How can I write this characters??
Thanks in advance
The current version of Access Password Unlocker seems to allow you to copy the retrieved password, any chance you could use it?
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Is this it? If you can post a higher resolution image of the Chinese characters, I can try again.
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I had face strange behavior for ${admin.username} and ${admin.password} inside APIM nodes. I need to know where this information are stored.
People tell me that is an appointment for user-mgt.xml inside <AdminUser> <UserName> and <Password> tags. Other said that is stored inside registry.
Anyone knows exactly where this information is stored?
Regards ,
Marcello.
If you're asking about the configuration, the answer is user-mgt.xml file.
Or if you're asking about where the user credentials are store, the answer is they are stored in UM_USER table in UM_DB (or SHARED_DB in 3.x versions) if you're using the default JDBC userstore.
I have recently started to pick up frontend stuffs and been writing a very simple web app for my workplace where each of the users are required to log in. They have already been given a preset account (pattern: Txx, xx stands for staff number) and a password, saved in a MySQL.
login box on UI
input type is password
Log-in was technically workable. Originally as I had set input type = "password" so the password box showed ******** when they did the input on browser.
Nevertheless, when I checked phpMyAdmin page and get into the 'user' table of my DB, where usernames and passwords are saved for PHP checking, I can actually see the password (I logged in with root...)!
blue paints hiding exact numerical passwords the users use
Isn't it supposed that even admin(root?) cannot see the password?
Is it that chrome browser might actually have understood the 'type is password' and encrypted the input and send to PHP which programs to save password on MySQL? (I did not use any functions like md5(xxx) in my HTML codes however...)
Is anything wrong (or should be done) to mySQL setting? Or did Chrome actually NOT encrypt the inputs before sending to PHP?
Chrome does not encrypt the password for you. you have to do it yourself by hashing it when saving it to your database
Read more about it here
http://php.net/manual/en/function.password-hash.php
I am trying to save local Access db , my system locate is US English
I am tryign to save a db with Chinese characters.
Access gives me the following errors:
“microsoft Access cannot save the form or report,
because it displays characters from a language that cannot be saved in your current system locate,
switch your system locate to the language in the form or report， and try again”
Do I really need to switch my locate for this?
Thank you!
I think you might just be able to add the language type you're trying to use to the database. In Access Options > Language
I've never used it with Chinese, so I am unsure how your results will be, but it should work out.
I have an old project which is using Wordpress, currently we create a new project and need to migrate the user's data into the new database (also Mysql).
The new database is using Bcrypt for encoding password for users. The old encode type in wordpress is like:
$P$BdsGKKQnnH6mi9hznpibst1jl/6G4z1
I think it might be MD5-based or not. I looked this link: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1045988/what-type-of-hash-does-wordpress-use
I want to find a way to convert this type of password to Bcrypt-based. Maybe mysql script could help me convert? Can anyone give me some suggestions? Thanks.
I dont know if you can login to the admin panel or not. Chances are that you cant, but if you can somehow reset the password field with a known bCrypt hash for the admin. Then you can use this plugin to change the encryption from md5 to bcrypt for all your passwords.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-bcrypt/
Just like the title says, where does Chrome keep the SQLite file that holds things like stored passwords. I've found the follow database files and neither one of them hold the stored password information -
C:\Users\George\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\databases\Databases.db
and
C:\Users\George\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Sync Data\SyncData.sqlite3
You are looking in the wrong places. By the way, the passwords are encrypted.
Use SQL-Lite viewer to view the contents of the file Login Data.
In Windows: LocalAppData\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Login Data
In Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Login Data
Once you find those files you can use Chrome password decryptor to see the password database if I remember corectly.