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This is a bug caused by SQL Actions I believe. I've installed a beta build for you that should solve the password issue. Please register a new user to confirm resolved.We have a big problem maybe related to this mysql thing but it seems that new users registering to the website are unable to use their password, even if all seems ok from the backend
Nothing was changed except for the SQL Action to your two plans and the demouser1 (which was removed after my tests).Did you change something ? Could you have a look ?
No, we only provide support for Joomlapolis products as we're not general support. It's often best to take your support issues with 3rd party extensions directly to those extensions developers.PS: would joomlapolis team be able to help us solve some problems even with third party component like enmasse if we need so ? what would it cost ?
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krileon wrote: I've completely rewritten the script from the ground up and tested thoroughly that it's working. I've also setup all your plans to use it instead of SQL Actions. Please also test that is working for you. I've named it v2 as to not lose your original.
We will get in touch with them today and raise this problem. Do you mind if I quote you or mention this forum post ?krileon wrote: Please note your developers should be aware of the massive problems they potentially almost caused you. The original is riddled with SQL Injection vulnerabilities. I do not recommend even keeping the original script on your server due to said vulnerability. In addition to the SQL Injections the original script never closed the database connection so you'd of had an open database connection until it timed out. The rewritten script has been completely secured with escaping, typecasting, and closes the connection as is necessary. For security sake I placed a die at the top of the original script so it can't be ran to prevent vulnerabilities in your install.
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