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Encryption Seed?
I am trying to integrate a script with vB and I am missing one small item that seems to have changed from 3.0 to 3.5.
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You need to open the following files in your vBulletin (v3.x) package: sessions.php Since sessions.php is not included in the newer versions, where can I find the encryption seed? Thanks, -JRW |
Anyone?
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Is it your license number?
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class_core.php
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Thanks for the reply. Its not your customer number...
I checked out class_core.php and found 2 lines that were similar but no encryption seed. It has 'salt' in its place. Any more ideas? -JRW |
I'm not sure exactly what you are looking for?
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I posted the instructions above. Its looking for a number which (it seems) is unique. I have to take that 'number' or code and insert it in another script for them to work together.
For those wondering... this is for nePHP. -JRW |
Not sure if I catched what you want, but vBulletin 3.5 automatically uses its own "seed" named "salt".
Each user gets a "salt"-value which is stored in DB (per user) and attached to the first md5-password-hash. So md5(md5($password).$salt) is how they did it, which is alot better than having a common (unique per forum) salt ;) |
Doesn't seem to work in 3.5.4
I tried md5(md5($password).$salt) but it doesn't work. The salt is 3 characters in VB 3.5.4 btw: salt char(3) Please help! |
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