Sorry but theres 4 things wrong with that. 1. If you've read the rest of the topic you would understand why I cant encrypt passwords one-way. 2....
It's not for me, I currently have the script as a self-hosted thing. Thats fine, however I'm currently trying to created a hosted script also but...
"You can write your script so that it includes an access hash, or "key," in the HTTP header that it sends to the server when it calls the API...
Currently I authenticate into a reseller's account using their password to list all accounts using the XMLAPI. I then fallback to using curl to...
Please read through other posts before posting. I cant one-way encrypt them because of the cPanel API. I have opened a topic on cPanel's forum...
Only few things wrong there A) Who mentioned anything about a form. B) If you had read my last few posts you would realise why I need the...
I simply need a way to restrict the private key without adding a password to the private key :/ anyone got any ideas?
Remove the print_r from the clientside and add the print_r as below Server Side <?php if(!mysql_connect("DATABASE_HOSTNAME",...
and are they the details that are inside of the sql database? as they are there?
On the client side page have it like this <?php $pass_array['key'] = "123-456"; $pass_array['domain'] = $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'];...
Client Side (PHP File) <?php $pass_array['key'] = "123-456"; $pass_array['domain'] = $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']; $pass_array['website_ip'] =...
Really gonna have to narrow that down. What happens if you visit the server side and what happens if you visit the client side?
Well whats wrong with it? Any errors?
Basically I am storing passwords to allow login to cpanel through the api. Hence I can't encrypt them I can only hash. Effectively if my plan...
MD5 Is one way it can not be decrypted it can only be bruteforced.
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