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379: CLOSED - bvc5 SP1 - password storage issues
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re: bvc5 SP1 - password storage issues environment: demo store at: http://demo.bvsoftware.com/browser: ie6.0.2900.2180 steps to reproduce: change admin password. save change password format for admin user to clear text. save. goto /MyAccount_Orders.aspx and change password return to admin. password is saved as hashed. Scott Mech
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We are unable to retrieve a hashed password. If you change the password to clear text then you must also reset the password. |
Justin Etheredge Senior Software Engineer BVSoftware |
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Can I vote for getting rid of the clear text method altogether? An admin never needs to see a customer's password, especially since it's so easy to reset them. |
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Actually, it was in bvc 2 and then taken out in bvc 2004 and tons of people complained. So we had to put it back in bvc5. |
Justin Etheredge Senior Software Engineer BVSoftware |
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my point is that while the password is set to clear text..... i change the password from the store side and the password format reverts back to hashed and does not remain in clear text.
Scott Mech
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Originally Posted by: "Justin Etheredge" Actually, it was in bvc 2 and then taken out in bvc 2004 and tons of people complained. So we had to put it back in bvc5. Really, wow. A lot of people use the same password for practically everything, so it seems like an invasion of privacy to me. Amazing that people complained about that. Scott, I noticed that as well. I'd really like to see passwords done differently the People Admin. |
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We will log this as a bug. |
Justin Etheredge Senior Software Engineer BVSoftware |
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This is due to the setting in Options > Users > Default Password Encryption. When the user changes their password, it is always going to default to this setting. |
Justin Etheredge Senior Software Engineer BVSoftware |
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If there is a drop down list with three options, why would the other parts of the cart not respect the user selected option? why force the default and/or revert to the default when it wasn't what was selected? Why have a user selectable option if the default overrides the user selected option?
Scott Mech
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