powertoys password revealer for mysql pws

[perler]

hi,

if the powertoys authors have some spare time at hand - i really would like to see mysql users passwords in the password revealer - any chance?

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[lvalics]

MySQL passwords for domains users you mean?
You can see for each domain the MySQL password for domain database.

 

[perler]

oups? i have v 3.6 here and don't see any mysql passwords..

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[lvalics]

Then is no database created on that domain ...

 

[perler]

sure, there is.. to clearify:

1.) domain is example.com
2.) i go int database, create a db
3.) i enter password revealer
4. i choose domain example.com
5.) i see domain password, ftp password, maybe email passwords and i should see a table row "mysql" - right?

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[lvalics]

Right ...
BUT did you created username and password for database?

 

[perler]

yes, i did.

before i check the code more thouroghly:

1) can you imagine a problem in that i run debian 3.1
2) does your script writes a debug log somewhere?
3) what does the

if(version_compare("7.5.0", $ver[0], "<"))

in password_remainder.php line 399 do?

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[perler]

ok, this sql query looks fishy on my system:

SELECT name,login,password as passwd FROM data_bases as db, db_users,accounts WHERE dom_id = $domainID and db.id = db_id and accounts.id=db_users.account_id

as that i don't have a table "db" here, so it reaults in an empty answer

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[Whistler]

SELECT name,login,password as passwd FROM data_bases as db, db_users,accounts WHERE dom_id = $domainID and db.id = db_id and accounts.id=db_users.account_id

as that i don't have a table "db" here, so it reaults in an empty answer[/B]

No! The AS db - is aliassing the data_bases as db - normal in SQL - (even though I can't see why one would alias one table but not the others in this case).