I've put my database info into Tnsnames.ora, and now each time I start PL/SQL Developer I get a dropdown list of my databases, but I have to type in the password every time.
There is an option under Tools>Preferences to store passwords for multiple connections, but it doesn't seem to have any effect. The password field is always blank when I start the application.
How can I get this to remember the password?
I'm using PL/SQL Developer 9.0.2.1621
Goto:- Tools-->Preferences-->Logon History--> click the check box store with history & store with password.-->Apply.
After you login for the first time, password is saved.
Next time, no need to type, click on the [...] next to the UserName and select database, it will autologon. Hope it helps!
It's 2019 and sqldeveloper is at version 19.2.
In case anyone, as I did, stumbles on this old but still actual question, the answer has become:
right-click on the relevant connection in the left menu and choose Properties
type in the pwd in the relevant input and check "Save Password"
click on Save button
confirm that you want to overwrite the previous description
i found the same issue with 19.1....
go to connection properties, check the box to save password.
enter the password and click save.
close the properties box.
now click save all.
this worked for me.
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I am using VS2019 to create SSIS projects. I have tried to update one of my current projects and I have created a new project to try and update the protection level. When trying to update the protection level from EncryptSensitiveWithUserKey to Encrypt sensitive data with password. When trying to do this it allows me to enter a password, but the OK button is disabled. I have tried all kinds of password combos to make sure they are long enough and complex enough. Any ideas how to get by this?
Thanks to vhoang for pushing me just a little further. I had tried to expand the dialog box like I have others in VS for SSIS, but that did not work. What I did do is type in the password in the password box. Then I tabbed to the next box, which is not visible and entered the password again (with faith that I was in the confirm password box). And yep the OK button became available.
How can I modify my custom DNN login module so that the Browser can ask to save the password and also add the information to Web Credentials?
How the module currently works is that it has a Username field with a next button. As soon as you enter the correct username it would proceed to the next step to ask you for your password.
When you navigate to the login page, the username should already be filled in.
Thanks
You can't. This is in the browser settings, and depending on what the user wants, and for security reasons you can't change this programmatically.
In DNN, you have the option to check the "remember me" checkbox on the login form, this is setting a cookie which is valid for a defined time (this is done in the web.config file, search for persistantCookieTimeout and change the value. The value is in minutes as far as I remember, so to have it for 100 days ist is 60 x 24 x 100 = 144000. Default is 0, which means the cookie the login gets invalid at the end of the session.
For further information follow these links:
https://www.dnnsoftware.com/wiki/persistentcookietimeout
https://www.dnnsoftware.com/community-blog/cid/134982/why-doesnt-remember-me-work-like-i-expect
https://www.dnnsoftware.com/wiki/appsettings-in-webconfig
https://www.dnnsoftware.com/wiki/disabling-support-for-persistent-cookies
I can't log into the WP Dashboard because the password I always use is incorrect. I know I can change the user info from hosting account. I logged into cPanel and went to phpMyAdmin > wp_users and proceeded to change user_pass to the appropriate password. I'm back at square 1 because I cannot log in.
you need select md5 encryption, in the function table you select md5, because wordpress use this encryption method for the password.
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Please follow the instruction:
Through phpMyAdmin
This article is for those who have phpMyAdmin access to their database.
Note: use phpMyAdmin at your own risk. If you doubt your ability to use it, seek further advice. WordPress is not responsible for loss of data.
Begin by logging into phpMyAdmin and clicking databases.
A list of databases will appear. Click your WordPress database.
All the tables in your database will appear. If not, click Structure.
Look for wp_users in the Table column.
Click on the icon for browse.
Locate your Username under user_login
Click edit (may look like a pencil icon in some versions of
phpMyAdmin)
Your user_id will be shown, click on Edit
Next to the user_pass is a long list of numbers and letters.
Select and delete these and type in your new password.
Type in the password you want to use. Just type it in normally, but
remember, it is case-sensitive.
In this example, the new password will be 'rabbitseatcarrots'
Once you have done that, click the dropdown menu indicated, and
select MD5 from the menu.
Check that your password is actually correct, and that MD5 is in the
box.
Click the 'Go' button to the bottom right.
Test the new password on the login screen. If it doesn't work, check
that you've followed these instructions exactly.
I have a problem while i have tried to open a source code view of a form in access 2003.that need from me a password but i havn't any password.how can I delete this password request?
thanks
This password will have been put in place by the application developer in order to protect the source code from view, it can be removed, however you must first enter the password, which you will need to obtain from whoever put it in place assuming they would allow you to.
I've lost the admin user password on hudson (actually it just randomly stopped working), I can get back in by disabling security (editing ~/.hudson/config.xml) then I can configure hudson, but I can't find any options to add new users or change/reset user passwords - maybe these options don't appear when security is disabled? I was using the matrix-based security. How can I add a new user or reset the password for existing ones?
Here is an article outlining how that is achieved.
The first one: edit the authorization setting in the config.xml file
if you have defined more users in your Hudson and you at least one
user’s password. For example, your user name called peter and you know
the password of the user jack, in this case, just open the
%HUDSON_HOME%/config.xml and find the line:
<permission>Hudson.model.Hudson.Administer:peter</permission>
And add a new line below:
<permission>Hudson.model.Hudson.Administer:jack</permission>
Save your change and restart your Hudson server, then you can login as
jack and change your own password. After then login using your own
account and go to http://your/hudson/configure and change jack back
to his normal authorization setting.
The other way ist just editing your own config.xml, in this case, open
%HUDSON_HOME%/your/config.xml and find the line:
<password>………</password>
The text between the password tag is encoded, so you can’t just enter
your password as plain text here. The easy way for you now is just
remove all the text between that tag, in another word, just let the
password empty.
Hope this helps.
In Hudson 3.0, security is defined in a separate file, hudson-security.xml. Same directory though.
Just edit the <useSecurity>true</useSecurity> entry and specify false.
If you have access to the jenkins files, edit the config.xml.
/var/lib/jenkins/config.xml
Change
<useSecurity>true</useSecurity>
<useSecurity>false</useSecurity>
And comment to
<authorizationStrategy/>
Ref:
http://it.i88.ca/2013/04/reset-password-of-jenkins.html
Greetings!
I use Jenkins, but this should be similar in Hudson. You need to be logged in as a user with administrative permissions, so configuring Hudson to use security is essential. Look for a 'Manage Users' link in the 'Manage Hudson' page (the main configuration page linked from the main page). The 'Manage Users' page should give you a list of users that have been configured for use with Hudson and you should be able to add/edit/delete users from here.
Read this article for more information on configuring security in Hudson.