pedigree wrote: If you want to integrate WWG and "Product X" then what you would have to do is rewrite the authenication code in either of the programs to process the username/passwords of the other. Example - if you want WWG to authenicate users against a phpNuke forum, then you would have to hash the entered password using the phpNuke code (but in ASP ie a rewrite) and vice versa.  You can change all the authenicate code as demostrated in the Windows security version of the code. I dont know about phpNuke but I think its passwords are stored as a hash (give up on trying to reverse the hash to give the password, you cant) and WWG is 160 bit so you cant even just copy the hash codes over. A code rewrite of at least one is going to be required.  Try asp2php and feed it the php login code file, see if it gives you something that you could possibly plug into WWG.  Either that or attempt to set WWG cookies from Product X. p.

thanks man....yea i was thinking about setting the cookies across the whole application using the WWG cookie.

If you want to integrate WWG and "Product X" then what you would have to do is rewrite the authenication code in either of the programs to process the username/passwords of the other.

Example - if you want WWG to authenicate users against a phpNuke forum, then you would have to hash the entered password using the phpNuke code (but in ASP ie a rewrite) and vice versa.  You can change all the authenicate code as demostrated in the Windows security version of the code.

I dont know about phpNuke but I think its passwords are stored as a hash (give up on trying to reverse the hash to give the password, you cant) and WWG is 160 bit so you cant even just copy the hash codes over.

A code rewrite of at least one is going to be required.  Try asp2php and feed it the php login code file, see if it gives you something that you could possibly plug into WWG.  Either that or attempt to set WWG cookies from Product X.

p.

india wrote: surrealtek wrote: india wrote: hi, I am not sure whether it will work or not bcuz even if u copy userids u wont be able 2  copy password. webwiz forums use 160bit encryption of passwords. i dont you have the slightest clue to what i'm talking about,but thank you for trying.   my responses were in reply 2 MrSandman posts.

if you read back through my post it will explain more...but i understand about the encryption which is great and all but there has to be a way to pass variables to the register page like you are doing a forum submit from the page w/out actually being on that page.  like from my own login page to there login page and from my own signup page to there signup page.  this will let users login/signup through my own pages but still use the code of the forum pages to encrypt and login etc.  you see?

maddkat wrote: india wrote: maddkat wrote: you could disable the encrypted passwords. Although I wouldent recommend it. How can u disable it if you are running v7.6 ?? look in common.asp for Const blnEncryptedPasswords = true change the value if you wish to false

hi maddkat,
thx 4 ur reply.
u mean changing that value in common.asp will change the database too so that it displays members passwords in clear text ?
i have 1 test forum running on my IIS.
Suppose i have 100members and encrypted passwords. now when i logon 2 database, i cant see their pass.
if i change that value, can i seee those pass in clear text ? if yes, anything else reqd? but this can be risky too bcuz ppl who have knowledge on this forum will download database and see the pass.

surrealtek wrote: india wrote: hi, I am not sure whether it will work or not bcuz even if u copy userids u wont be able 2  copy password. webwiz forums use 160bit encryption of passwords. i dont you have the slightest clue to what i'm talking about,but thank you for trying.

my responses were in reply 2 MrSandman posts.

india wrote: hi, I am not sure whether it will work or not bcuz even if u copy userids u wont be able 2  copy password. webwiz forums use 160bit encryption of passwords.

i dont you have the slightest clue to what i'm talking about,but thank you for trying.

hi,

I am not sure whether it will work or not bcuz even if u copy userids u wont be able 2  copy password.

webwiz forums use 160bit encryption of passwords.

I have a php-nuke 6.9 website which I display the WWF forums (7.5) in an iframe from an iframe module linked in the module directory.

I need to find a way to transfer the necessary nuke-users_table  info directly to the MS Access DB so that logging in or out of forums is not neccessary - I saw in these forums a mod that shortens the login registration form so I would asume one could become a registered member with limited information - this way if they lose my site cookie and return - logging in on main page will allow them to view forums without logging in again -VERY CONFUSING PROCCESS FOR THE AVERAGE JOE LOL

I restricted access to forums for "site" registered members only

so forum registration is not really neccesary - HEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLPPPP!!!!!   must be a way to automate the transfer of this sql table(s)  info to the MS Access DB

does anyone know how?

thekiwi wrote: surrealtek wrote: I have an existing website i would like to integrate this forum with.  My existing site already has a username and password.  Is there any integration tools or scripts or a way to integrate my existing username and passwords into your username and password fields.  Or a way to go and manually run them through the usercode function to get the correct usercode and password.  Thanks ahead of time! We already do this, but it is only really suited for someone who is comfortable with SQL Server, triggers etc. We have our own login, which authenticates with our own tables (like you do) This login page sets the cookies which WWF uses.  Once these cookies are set, there is no prompting for a second login. The complicated part is the trigger to replicate our "user data" to the Author table in WWF.  We do this with a trigger for INSERT in our own table ... which populates across to WWF.  With this method there is no need to worry about passwords etc etc as all login/encryption is handles by our tables ... we only use the wwfAuthor table for the "AuthID" for association with postings etc.

yes i am a SQL DBA....i know i can copy the usercode and username once its populated using your login.  i was wondering if i could make my own login screen and have the fields sent via querystring or form into my database and then sent to your register page also and both would then be populated at the same time and yours would be encrypted your way and mine my way and just use the same cookie to log both sites then i could take out the login for the forum.  do you understand.  i'll explain more if needed.  thanks!