Difference between revisions of "Member Usernames & Passwords"
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| − | + | [[NATS]] stores [[Ct#Member|members']] unencrypted and encrypted passwords by default. However, it also offers a feature that makes [[NATS]] only store a member's encrypted password for additional security. You can do this by setting the following configuration variable in ''nats/includes/config.php'': | |
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| − | * 0 - | + | * 0 - Stores the member's unencrypted password (default) |
| − | * 1 - | + | * 1 - Does not store the member's unencrypted password |
== Limiting Username & Password Length == | == Limiting Username & Password Length == | ||
| − | + | To limit a member's username and password length, find the following code on the [[Ct#Pre-Join Form|pre-join form]] template: | |
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| − | + | An important section to note is the following: ''<nowiki>[username:1:6:16:::username_check]</nowiki>'' | |
| − | between colons are: $name, $required, $min, $max, $compare, | + | |
| − | $ses_compare, $special, and $convert. | + | The fields between the colons above are: $name, $required, $min, $max, $compare, $ses_compare, $special, and $convert. Simply change the $max field to the maximum number of characters you would like to be accepted as a username or password. |
| − | maximum number of characters to be accepted as a username or password. | ||
== Reusing Old Usernames == | == Reusing Old Usernames == | ||
| − | + | [[NATS]] also allows you to reuse old usernames by adding the following variable to your join form template: | |
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Revision as of 16:56, 3 August 2010
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NATS stores members' unencrypted and encrypted passwords by default. However, it also offers a feature that makes NATS only store a member's encrypted password for additional security. You can do this by setting the following configuration variable in nats/includes/config.php:
$config['MEMBERS_NO_UNENCRYPTED'] = 1;
- 0 - Stores the member's unencrypted password (default)
- 1 - Does not store the member's unencrypted password
Limiting Username & Password Length
To limit a member's username and password length, find the following code on the pre-join form template:
<TD class="join_name">Username:</TD><TD class="join_value"><input class="join_input" type="text"
name="signup[username:1:6:16:::username_check]" value="{$vars.username}">...
An important section to note is the following: [username:1:6:16:::username_check]
The fields between the colons above are: $name, $required, $min, $max, $compare, $ses_compare, $special, and $convert. Simply change the $max field to the maximum number of characters you would like to be accepted as a username or password.
Reusing Old Usernames
NATS also allows you to reuse old usernames by adding the following variable to your join form template:
<input type="hidden" name="signup[rename_old_member]" value="1">
