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Giomanach
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Login Scripts - 2/6/2004 7:50:36
Many a time people ask for login scripts, and they aren't sure of what to get, so I've written a couple, and am working on another one. So here they are:
JavaScript Login
Do not underestimate my powers with JavaScript, I have workd long and hard on this one. It works just like any ASP script for logins. The main difference from all the rest is, it uses cookies, and scans them on the "password protected" pages. Now the only flaw to this one is, the username is stored within the JavaScript file, not in a database, so if you want to create more than one account with a password, you will have to know some JavaScript, but I have commented where you can edit.
ASP Login
This one also comes with a registration script. But you need CDOSYS installed on your server for the automatic email system to work. This one is databse run, and can be integrated into your site fairly easily. All you need to do is upload it, and insert the coding as per the readme file.
As I write more login scripts, and registration scripts I will post them, and anyone else who has created their own and want to share, feel free
Dan
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Giomanach
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RE: Login Scripts - 2/16/2004 3:42:44
I've seen that type before, all you need to know is the file name before the file extension, and it only protects .html file extensions. It is secure, unless you know the page you are trying to access. Although, mine is more secure than that, if you look for yourself
Dan
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RE: Login Scripts - 2/19/2004 12:28:32
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It works just like any ASP script for logins.
OK, I have got to call B.S. on this...
Giomanach, I am not saying that your JS programming is bad, but to even remotely suggest that a javascript password solution is not only secure, but that it works like an ASP login is laughable.
Actually, it is irresponsible. Someone may actually think they have made something safe... or visitors to OF will think we are Bush league hacks.
For goodness sake, the file with the passwords is *downloaded* to the visitors computer - giving them access to everyones password.
Other than that - your code looks good.
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Giomanach
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RE: Login Scripts - 3/12/2004 4:22:49
Finally got the bugger working.
ASP Login CDONTS
Same as the first one that has been posted, only it uses CDONTS for the auto email function instead of CDOSYS
Dan
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RE: Login Scripts - 3/14/2004 5:12:53
why are you trying to re-invent the wheel here?
Linux uses .htacess
Windows use Spooky login.
If you are asking me to trust an untested beta version for my website security
no way, Gose!
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RE: Login Scripts - 3/14/2004 23:37:06
For whatever it's worth, here is a very simple ASP password protection scheme I did awhile back.
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Giomanach
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RE: Login Scripts - 3/15/2004 3:46:54
ellipisces
I'm not trying to get you to take my Login scripts. It's for those who can't afford to pay for Spooky Login, and those who are new to ASP and the like, so they don't have to take the hard route, I'm just making life easy for people, and they do work
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RE: Login Scripts - 3/15/2004 18:41:57
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It's for those who can't afford to pay for Spooky Login
What can someone have that is so important to protect - if they can't even afford the low priced Spooky Login?
Not to mention the fact that your Login is nowhere near as robust as Spooky's.
Does anyone use your login?
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RE: Login Scripts - 3/17/2004 5:53:35
Guys
I know my ASP Login etc is far from being as good as Spookys, and as Mojojo has pointed out to me in an email, there are still flaws in them. I don't expect people to take them and use them, as I have found the easiest way for me to learn things is to look at someone elses coding etc, then go and write your own. These were written at home, where I have no Internet connection at current, and didn't at the time of scripting, all I had to test them was IIS 5.1 and Win XP Pro.
So they're not just here for people to use, their here for people to learn from as well, because I've found with ASP creating a login and reg script/program is the best place to start. I am still learning ASP, so overtime things will improve.
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Does anyone use your login?
I know it's nothing significant (sp?), but I have had JLanda contact me off the record asking for permission to download one my my login scripts.
I didn't expect this lot to kick up either, but can't have everything now can we?
Dan
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