Hi Bobby,
> In my code I am trying to send an email (containing a password)
> to a user when he has forgotten his password.
[...]
> The problem is that security leads to needing to encrypt
> passwords in the database. Im using the password function
> within mysql. Is there any way of reversing the
in my code I am trying to send an email (containing a password) to a user
when he has forgotten his password.
The problem is that security leads to needing to encrypt passwords in the
database. Im using the password function within mysql. Is there any way of
reversing the password function() t
Hi,
in my code I am trying to send an email (containing a password) to a user
when he has forgotten his password.
The problem is that security leads to needing to encrypt passwords in the
database. Im using the password function within mysql. Is there any way of
reversing the password functi
try this.
username = @$GLOBALS['username'];
$this->passwd = @$GLOBALS['passwd'];
$this->username = strtoupper($this->username);
$this->passwd = strtoupper($this->passwd);
if ($this->passwd == 'MYPASS' AND $this->username == 'RONALD')
return 1;
else
return 0;
}
}
echo
Hello there fellow programmer,
I just started learning PHP (I got version 4 installed with Apache on a
Win98 machine). At the moment I'm trying to write a little program that
verifies a user login.
I know the program is not professional but for me it will do. Only I got
stuck with the following p
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