I am working in ODOO 10. But I need to know that how to view the saved passwords without updating or changing them. If I check through the database(PostgreSQL),the password's field value is empty as it gets value from a wizard.
No You can't see the saved passwords , it will store as encrypted form in the database.There is no option to get the passwords.
In odoo 10 password field is encrypted. You need to decrypt that externally using different techniques of encryption in python.
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In my project I have stored my sqlite(DB file) file in Document directory and also set UIFilesharingMode - NO , but now user can able to acces the file using Xcode->orginizor and also he can able to modify in table and able to change the data in that dable .
My requirement is, how I can hide or restrict user to not access that file.
If any one have any intelligent idea please share me.
Thanks.
You have to use encryption. There's no way to prevent someone accessing Documents folder and there's nowhere for you to store the sqlite file.
I am trying to get TortoiseGIT to stop nagging me to enter a password every time. I've generated a public key, I've added that key to GitHub and I've generated the keyfile.
Where do I store the key file?
What other steps am I missing to allow me to not have to enter my password each time?
UPDATE
I would still like to know the answer, but ultimately this solved my problem: http://www.munsplace.com/blog/2012/07/27/saving-username-and-password-with-tortoisegit/
You can use PuTTY Pageant authentication agent and load the private key into it. TortoiseGIT should be able to make use of it.
I solved it using this. Basically, in Windows 8 you can create a file called _netrc which seems to store general passwords.
The first dialog box you get when opening SSMS (mine is 2008 R2) allows you to choose which server you want to connect to.
I had at least six servers in that list, including a local server called something like MYPC/SQLSERVEREXPRESS
Windows Updates ran last night and rebooted my machine, and now my SSMS list of servers is gone. I can select (local) or (browse for more)
What happened to my previously saved servers and their saved login info?
The file that stores these for 2008 is found at c:\%UserProfile%\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Tools\Shell\SqlStudio.bin
My guess is that it is still there, but was overwritten by one of your updates, you can check it to see when it was last modified.
You should make use of registered servers and export the file to save time if this happens again.
As I understand, you want to retrieve your credentials from that file.
There is a way to restore your passwords, if you still have sqlstudio.bin file and you can see "password" entries there.
First, some theory: When SSMS saves connection object it encrypts the password using some encryprion method, that is BOUND to your windows login. If you try to copy the sqlstudio.bin to other machine/user profile, passwords will not be decrypted. So it is important that you do all actions under same windows account, that you have used then sqlstudio.bin was generated. I can not tell you, if you can directly manipulate sqlstudio.bin - I suppose there are some checksums there which will prohibit direct manipulation, but there is another way.
I know the information I written above, because I develop myself an add-in for SSMS - SSMSBoost. I have implemented there the logic to manage preferred connections (so that you actually will not need standard dialogue anymore). I use exactly the same SSMS objects to store connections and serialize then into XML, so it is easier to manipulate.The picture below shows contents of sqlstudio.bin and SSMSBoostSettings.xml for the same connections. You can recognize, that username and password binary data are the same. So, to restore your password you have to:
install ssmsboost
add preferred connection to ANY database with sql server security
open SSMSBoostSettings.xml (you will see the path to that file in settings dialogue, after you have saved settings. Just save, close and re-open it. Path is displayed at the bottom)
Close SSMS, open sqlstudio.bin and ssmsboostsettings.xml in editor
modify entry in ssmsboostsettings.xml - enter data of your server from sqlstudio.bin - adress, database name, username. Carefully copy password data.
save xml and open SSMS - SSMSBoost will now show your connection in preferred connections and you will be able to connect to database. (see second picture)
I have created a program that runs off of an Access database on the company server. The program is running fine and I am about to release it to the office. Before I do this I would like to write a help file in case the users run into issues. However, I am running into problems here. In the program, each user has a security level that is retrieved from the database that allows them to have access to different features in the program. I would prefer that only certain users know about some of the features. In writing a help file for all of the features, I would like to have Microsoft Word read the security level from the database and only display the portions of the help file corresponding to the features the user has access to. I have tried using the following VBA code in the Document_Open event:
Set db = OpenDatabase(databasePath, False, False, databasePassword)
But I get an invalid password error (the database is password protected). I have verified the correct password several times now and still no luck. Does anyone know what I am doing wrong? Is there some other way to connect to an Access database using Word?
Why not include the help in a table with a rich text memo? Each section can be contained in a different record.
When creating such a table I generally have a help button that opens the relevant section and an extra field to allow annotation.
I have application which exports data in csv file which is stored in Document's Directory.
Also I have enabled File Sharing in my app with iTunes so that whenever i will connect my iPhone with iTunes it will allow me to save csv file. But my data needs security, so i want generate Password for my CSV file, So that whenever we open file in computer, it will ask for Password. How to achieve generating Password protected file in iPhone??
Well, you would have to create a disk image (.dmg file) in order to have the file password protected once it was on your computer. I don't think this is possible in iOS. I think your only solution would be to use an encryption/decryption algorithm. Store encrypted data into the file, and use your algorithm to decrypt the file once it is on your desktop. Here is a solution for encrypting/decrypting NSData.
How about it doing it this way :
Use some generic encrypting algorithm
Either generate a key or ask from user (as per your needs ) while generating csv
Then when its copied to dekstop ask user to download a utility to decrypt..
Or create simple online decrptor in php .. should be simple enough..
Or use existing : http://www.tools4noobs.com/online_tools/decrypt/