Hello,
is there a way to read my own password with dxl? With the following code I get an encoded string:
User u = find()
string sPassword = u.password
print sPassword
Thanks!
SystemAdmin - Tue Nov 17 06:05:33 EST 2009 |
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Re: Read my own password
PDU - Tue Nov 17 10:30:13 EST 2009
Hin
no, user password is a write-only property.
Pierre
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Re: Read my own password
SystemAdmin - Tue Nov 17 12:25:20 EST 2009
And what is...
User u = find()
string sPassword = u.password
sPassword??
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Re: Read my own password
doors36677 - Tue Nov 17 13:28:47 EST 2009 SystemAdmin - Tue Nov 17 12:25:20 EST 2009
And what is...
User u = find()
string sPassword = u.password
sPassword??
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Re: Read my own password
PDU - Wed Nov 18 01:54:49 EST 2009 SystemAdmin - Tue Nov 17 12:25:20 EST 2009
And what is...
User u = find()
string sPassword = u.password
sPassword??
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Re: Read my own password
PDU - Wed Nov 18 01:58:31 EST 2009 SystemAdmin - Tue Nov 17 12:25:20 EST 2009
And what is...
User u = find()
string sPassword = u.password
sPassword??
Yes you read something, the password but encrypted.
It is impossible read it not encrypted.
Fortunately. (for security reasons)
Pierre
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Re: Read my own password
llandale - Wed Nov 18 12:42:51 EST 2009
Not anymore.
In DOORS v4 days the 'password' attribute of the invisible 'users' module was not readable. However, History was turned on for that attribute and you could view history changes, and thus see a users changed password. DOORS v5 did away with that hidden module.
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