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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. | ||
= Download = | |||
Download link. | Download link. | ||
= Influences = | |||
Through a modifier it adds a tab to the organization and projects nodes (Achievo). | Through a modifier it adds a tab to the organization and projects nodes (Achievo). | ||
== Dependencies | == Dependencies = | ||
None | None | ||
= Installation manual = | |||
# Download the zip file | # Download the zip file | ||
# Extract to modules directory | # Extract to modules directory | ||
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# Run your app / Achievo and your up and running. | # Run your app / Achievo and your up and running. | ||
= Changelog = | |||
What has changed in your module in different versions? | What has changed in your module in different versions? | ||
= TODO = | |||
* Write a notice that Stevie made the encryption attribute | * Write a notice that Stevie made the encryption attribute | ||
* Write a little documentation. | * Write a little documentation. | ||
* Enable 'rights' in the module. So only participants in a project can see passwords for example. | * 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. | Managing passwords is a pain. This was my solution. | ||
= Licence = | |||
Open to all in ATK community, no warranty what so ever. | Open to all in ATK community, no warranty what so ever. | ||
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
- Download the zip file
- Extract to modules directory
- Add module to config.modules.inc
- Add content of password.sql to the database
- 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)
- 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.