@Talaturren

[Botterpower]

A few days ago I've sent you a pm regarding lost password to my other account View Profile: Prondeliko. - OtLand , you did not reply to it so few days later I've sent you another pm and you did not reply to it either, I know you are a busy person etc so I waited patiantely for those few days however,since you did not reply to two pms I decided I will make this thread,hopefully it will get to you attention and the problem will be solved.

 

[GhostX]

Im sure he will when he gets round to it. Though imagine the amount of pms he potentially gets flooded with by new members etc.

Remember he has several servers and forum to manage + rl duties etc so bare with it ^^.
Afaik he returned access to someone not to longago on an acvount they forgot the pass to.

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So he should help with your case

 

[LucasFerraz]

Yea he is a busy man

 

[Fady]

When I forgot my password after a 2 years inactivity, I pm'd talaturen, he didn't reply so I pm'd don daniello and he solved my problem.
A friendly advice, pm don daniello. He has access to passwords.

 

[zbizu]

When I forgot my password after a 2 years inactivity, I pm'd talaturen, he didn't reply so I pm'd don daniello and he solved my problem.
A friendly advice, pm don daniello. He has access to passwords.

so if passwords are in plaintext private subversion is more secure than user account unless he has access only to reset password without viewing old one

 

[Fady]

so if passwords are in plaintext private subversion is more secure than user account unless he has access only to reset password without viewing old one

I don't remember how did he get my password, probably he did reset it. Not sure because that was a year ago.

 

[Bica]

Did you talked with ours Global Moderators? or with Don Daniello with Private Message?

 

[Botterpower]

PM'ed don,thanks for the advice guy

 

[Peroxide]

As far as I'm aware password data is encrypted, most likely administrators and community managers have access to reset passwords if need be.
Be patient about it though.

 

[xKos]

so if passwords are in plaintext private subversion is more secure than user account unless he has access only to reset password without viewing old one

Even administrators can't view somebody's password. I'm sure that Don Daniello doesn't have this feature neither .

 

[Bica]

Even administrators can't view somebody's password. I'm sure that Don Daniello doesn't have this feature neither .

if otland is using sha1 ecryption, so ... they can use this website to make new password needed SHA1 - Online generator sha1 hash

plain: otland
sha1: 939aa827b8bdd61a2c1f21add9caba24133a125b

 

[Xon vanetta]

if otland is using sha1 ecryption, so ... they can use this website to make new password needed SHA1 - Online generator sha1 hash

plain: otland
sha1: 939aa827b8bdd61a2c1f21add9caba24133a125b

the thing is that sha1 is old kinda now and its vbulletin who has all the stuff if they didnt work on it

 

[hodleo]

They just set a new pw to user in admin panel

 

[XtrmJosh]

vBulletin uses an MD5 hash to store user passwords. Sha1 isn't an encryption type, it's a cryptographic hash function, as is MD5. People just misuse the term.

 

[Bica]

Sha1 isn't an encryption type

are you drunked? with sha1 you can ecrypt passwords too, everyone at otland knows that.

nvm you are "fresh fish".

 

[Santi]

are you drunked? with sha1 you can ecrypt passwords too, everyone at otland knows that.

nvm you are "fresh fish".

He's right though:

Sha1 isn't an encryption type, it's a cryptographic hash function

In cryptography, SHA-1 is a cryptographic hash function

 

[Prondeliko.]

Thread can be closed .

 

[Rambo]

Why are people that aren't admins posting on this thread?

I know that logic should count on me, but do we really have to put our freaking nose in every feedback thread?