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Old 08-27-2004, 07:56 AM
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Default Re:Integration with Vbulletin 3

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Originally Posted by Skaterscafe.com
So, does 123Flash Chat work with vB 3.0?

I have vB running now and want to add chat, I really like the look of this software be will it work?

Ray
yes, it's working now!
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Old 10-07-2005, 12:29 AM
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Default Re:Integration with Vbulletin 3

I know this thread is old but I have a little problem with md5 with my V5.0 flashchat.

Integrated with my Vbulletin 3.0.3 sql database, all user can lauch 123flashchat and login automaticly.

But the admin have to re-type is password.

In the "default.xml" I have this line:

Code:
  <admin>
      <user name="mr_sarge" passwd="020331d166d3495f213e43dbcf4c614e" md5="On"></user>
    </admin>
I've set this password user the flashchat --> administrator menu.

But if I look in my forum database, the password for mr_sarge is:

Code:
4e5a161c40cfdd3070ea507c2ab9b39e
Why they aren't the same?

The MD5 + Salt does not apply to the admin password?

thanks,

Franck
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Old 10-07-2005, 06:47 AM
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Default Re:Integration with Vbulletin 3

Hi Franck ,

if you using the auto-login function, you may set :
Code:
<user name="mr_sarge" passwd="020331d166d3495f213e43dbcf4c614e" md5="Off"></user>
because if you using init_password and the admin password is defined in default.xml file, the chat server think it's the real one.

in version 5.0, it fixed the bug for auth-url output the code "5" as an admin, you may edit the login_chat.php file to output code "5" when the username is mr_sarge , then you can forget about the default.xml settings about the admin account.
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Old 10-07-2005, 12:03 PM
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Default Re:Integration with Vbulletin 3

where does I tell it to retrun 5 when mr_sarge login?

I dont find this
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Old 10-14-2005, 01:54 AM
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Default Re:Integration with Vbulletin 3

someone please
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Old 10-14-2005, 02:12 AM
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Default Re:Integration with Vbulletin 3

Quote:
Originally Posted by mr_sarge
I know this thread is old but I have a little problem with md5 with my V5.0 flashchat.

Integrated with my Vbulletin 3.0.3 sql database, all user can lauch 123flashchat and login automaticly.

But the admin have to re-type is password.

In the "default.xml" I have this line:

Code:
  <admin>
      <user name="mr_sarge" passwd="020331d166d3495f213e43dbcf4c614e" md5="On"></user>
    </admin>
I've set this password user the flashchat --> administrator menu.

But if I look in my forum database, the password for mr_sarge is:

Code:
4e5a161c40cfdd3070ea507c2ab9b39e
Why they aren't the same?

The MD5 + Salt does not apply to the admin password?

thanks,

Franck
Hi Mr Sarge

I had this problem too. I was playing around with the default.xml file and discovered that you have to set the MD5 option to "true" NOT "on".

So make sure your your encypted password is the same in both vBulletin and the default.xml file. Do not set the admin password via the user interface, edit the default.xml file directly with your encrypted password from vBulletin.
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Old 10-14-2005, 09:30 PM
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Default Re:Integration with Vbulletin 3

Nice It work great !!

Thanks a lot !
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