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Do a search on 'salt' here. There might also be a topic on this in the How-To forum.
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Yes you can authenticate users with the datas stored in the vbulletin database. There are two concepts you have to understand.
Make the user log-in both your site area and the forum or just one module To do this you will need to study vBulletin sessions system, what algorithm is used to encrypt the password so that it matches the users password in the database. Say your users's id is bob and password is 2005. For example if vbulletin used md5() hash to encrypt the password the password 2005 would be stored as 2983jdkfsdm23847 in the database. So, when the user enteres his username, and password on the log-in form you made for your website area... make it check the database and if the values matches you sent the user to his destination else return a error. The actual code will look like: PHP Code:
If you are not into PHP, then I recommend study it first... because for someone new session could be a pain. And also understanding the classes and objects in vbulletin system if wish to work with the vbulletin session class. :) Here is a mod which will do that: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=91129 |
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