dual-password-like feature for MySQL before v 8.0
tldr; Is there a dual-password-like feature for MySQL v.5.x ?
tldr; Is there a dual-password-like feature for MySQL v.5.x ?
Would be possible to access the protected pages with password through of a token. What I mean I pass the token by URL, is going to be checked if the page is protected, if yes check if the URL has the token than the token to be check if match or not.
When I run wp_hash_password("password")
twice the outputs are different. I was under the impression that this is not how hashes are supposed to work. So how should I use wp_hash_password
to compare two hashes?
I like to bypass the password form of protected posts with a GET variable with following requirements:
I’m trying to set a minimum length for the new password when resetting the password. I would like to add something like this just functional.
I have an external hdd partitioned into two. One of the partitions has Linux (Ubuntu) installed on it (bootable). The thing is I have forgotten the password of it’s user
(single user).
If I do the following:
Is it possible to change the password for a login with an expired password using SQL Server Management Objects (SMO) programming?
I’m working on a manufacturer extension. I added a password field to the form in admin side. How to encrypt that password to save it to the DB.
I open a lot of terminals each day. And everytime I press
Ctrl+Alt+T and it opens a terminal and asks me to put in my password: