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== Description ==
= Description =
With this module you can manage the passwords of all your differenct clients and projects.
With this module you can manage the passwords of all your differenct clients and projects.


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== Installation manual ==
== Installation manual ==
#) Download the zip file
# Download the zip file
#) Extract to modules directory
# Extract to modules directory
#) Add module to config.modules.inc
# Add module to config.modules.inc
#) Add content of password.sql to the database
# Add content of password.sql to the database
#) Create a master keyword by filling the constant in file modules/password/utils/class.psldbencpw.inc
# Create a master keyword by filling the constant in file modules/password/utils/class.psldbencpw.inc
#) Encrypt the file modules/password/utils/class.psldbencpw.inc with Zend Encoder (only then it is really safe)
# Encrypt the file modules/password/utils/class.psldbencpw.inc with Zend Encoder (only then it is really safe)
#) Run your app / Achievo and your up and running.
# Run your app / Achievo and your up and running.


== Changelog ==
== Changelog ==

Revision as of 15:51, 21 October 2008

Description

With this module you can manage the passwords of all your differenct clients and projects.

Download

Download link.

Influences

Through a modifier it adds a tab to the organization and projects nodes (Achievo).

Dependencies

None

Installation manual

  1. Download the zip file
  2. Extract to modules directory
  3. Add module to config.modules.inc
  4. Add content of password.sql to the database
  5. Create a master keyword by filling the constant in file modules/password/utils/class.psldbencpw.inc
  6. Encrypt the file modules/password/utils/class.psldbencpw.inc with Zend Encoder (only then it is really safe)
  7. Run your app / Achievo and your up and running.

Changelog

What has changed in your module in different versions?

TODO

  • Write a notice that Stevie made the encryption attribute
  • Write a little documentation.
  • Enable 'rights' in the module. So only participants in a project can see passwords for example.

About

Managing passwords is a pain. This was my solution.

Licence

Open to all in ATK community, no warranty what so ever.