Salt, anyone?

December 2nd, 2008 No Comments »

In my zeal to greatly increase security, I made the mistake of forgetting about users who are upgrading to ALS v0.03B Final from older version. As such, I apologize for any inconvenience I have caused. I have also released a version that does not make use of password salts, so you can safely upgrade to this version without any users facing problems logging in.

Download ALS v0.03B Final Build 20081128 (No Salt) Version v0.03B Final Build 20081128

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I am not thinking straight now, so I think I will end my post here.

Till next time,
cheers

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Further Progress on ALS

December 5th, 2007 2 Comments »

I don’t really like to double post, but Wordpress leaves me with no choice. Their WYSIWYG always screws up my paragraphing, so I try not to edit my post. At least while I was using Safari 2, Wordpress automatically disables WYSIWYG mode. Oh well, if any of you guys know how to disable the WYSIWYG editor, kindly tell me.OK, I managed to turn it off. It was hidden under Users>User Profiles. Tricky.

Anyway, I have added a new feature to Advanced Login System. It is a password strength checker, similar to that of Google Signup. The code was kindly provided by Intelligent Web. Anyway, you can see it in the screenshot here:
Password Strength Checker

I am also thinking of releasing nightly builds, especially since I am not sure when exactly I can release my next build. But that’s just a thought I am holding onto right now. If I do nightly releases, it will probably take a long time as I have to write documentation, upload an encoded version, and also send another version to those that paid for the source code. And this is a very time consuming process. But maybe I will try it out one of these days.

Anyway, I just upgraded to Wordpress 2.3.1. And I am going to test the tagging functions. :)

Till next time,
cheers

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