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  • Ordovicium
    #1

    Timesheet PHP Problems

    I am trying to getting run the software timesheet php. ->
    http://www.timesheetphp.com/

    The installation works fine, but I can't logon. It is impossible to
    verify the password. Maybe some one can find a solution, because I also
    tried to make the system public but there will be always a redirect.

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    • petersprc
      #2
      Re: Timesheet PHP Problems

      Maybe you need a different password function? When you run install.sh,
      try changing this options:

      echo "Please select a password function:"
      echo " 1: SHA1 (Use this for version 4.1 and later)"
      echo " 2: PASSWORD (Use this for version below 4.1)"
      echo " 3: OLD_PASSWORD (For versions above 4.1 when SHA1 fails)"

      MySQL >= 4.1 should use 1. Sometimes you might need 3 depending on the
      server configuration. 2 is for lower versions.

      Ordovicium wrote:
      I am trying to getting run the software timesheet php. ->
      http://www.timesheetphp.com/

      The installation works fine, but I can't logon. It is impossible to
      verify the password. Maybe some one can find a solution, because I also
      tried to make the system public but there will be always a redirect.

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        • Ordovicium
          #3
          Re: Timesheet PHP Problems

          I cannot run the install script. I followed the steps from the
          alternative way.
          SERVERS WITHOUT SHELL ACCESS AND WINDOWS SYSTEMS
          (Manual Installation)
          I also tried all different ways of password decryption. SHA1, MD5, PW,
          OLD_PW
          Now way. Any other ideas what could solve this mess?

          petersprc schrieb:
          Maybe you need a different password function? When you run install.sh,
          try changing this options:
          >
          echo "Please select a password function:"
          echo " 1: SHA1 (Use this for version 4.1 and later)"
          echo " 2: PASSWORD (Use this for version below 4.1)"
          echo " 3: OLD_PASSWORD (For versions above 4.1 when SHA1 fails)"
          >
          MySQL >= 4.1 should use 1. Sometimes you might need 3 depending on the
          server configuration. 2 is for lower versions.
          >
          Ordovicium wrote:
          I am trying to getting run the software timesheet php. ->
          http://www.timesheetphp.com/

          The installation works fine, but I can't logon. It is impossible to
          verify the password. Maybe some one can find a solution, because I also
          tried to make the system public but there will be always a redirect.

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            • Al Kolff
              #4
              Re: Timesheet PHP Problems


              "Ordovicium " <michael.zoehre r@gmail.comwrot e in message
              news:1168050918 .802921.282130@ 51g2000cwl.goog legroups.com...
              >I am trying to getting run the software timesheet php. ->
              http://www.timesheetphp.com/

              The installation works fine, but I can't logon. It is impossible to
              verify the password. Maybe some one can find a solution, because I also
              tried to make the system public but there will be always a redirect.
              >

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                • Al Kolff
                  #5
                  Re: Timesheet PHP Problems


                  "Ordovicium " <michael.zoehre r@gmail.comwrot e in message
                  news:1168050918 .802921.282130@ 51g2000cwl.goog legroups.com...
                  >I am trying to getting run the software timesheet php. ->
                  http://www.timesheetphp.com/

                  The installation works fine, but I can't logon. It is impossible to
                  verify the password. Maybe some one can find a solution, because I also
                  tried to make the system public but there will be always a redirect.
                  >
                  This may be simpler than it appears. Check where the password file is to be
                  stored. Probably in the home directory or something like that so it is not
                  easilly read from the web.

                  al kolff


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                    • Ordovicium
                      #6
                      Re: Timesheet PHP Problems

                      The password is stored in the MySQL database. I figured out, that all
                      passwords are stored with the function PASSWORD. But it doesn't work
                      either, when I change it directly in the database.
                      I also tried other functions like MD5 or SH1. No chance...

                      Ordovicium

                      On Jan 9, 3:57 am, "Al Kolff" <alko...@spam.s ucks.earthlink. netwrote:
                      "Ordovicium " <michael.zoeh.. .@gmail.comwrot e in messagenews:116 8050918.802921. 282130@51g2000c wl.googlegroups .com...
                      >
                      I am trying to getting run the software timesheet php. ->
                      http://www.timesheetphp.com/

                      The installation works fine, but I can't logon. It is impossible to
                      verify the password. Maybe some one can find a solution, because I also
                      tried to make the system public but there will be always a redirect.This may be simpler than it appears. Check where the password file is to be
                      stored. Probably in the home directory or something like that so it is not
                      easilly read from the web.
                      >
                      al kolff

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