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psa.accounts "SALT"

RouvenM

New Pleskian
Hallo
wo finde ich den salt-key mit dem die Passwörter verschlüsselt sind?

Ich würde die Passwörter gerne in anderen selbstentwickelten Scripts außerhalb von plesk nutzen.



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Hello
where can I find the salt-key with the passwords are encrypted?

I would like to use the passwords in other self-developed scripts outside of plesk.
 
That info might be sensitive right now for plesk to give it to you over the forums. May I suggest you contact them through a ticket or contact Igor through PMs
 
Salts are randomly generated for every password and embedded in it. Secret key is individual for each Plesk instance (located at /etc/sw/private on Unix). Generally it's not a good idea to reuse the same secret key for anything else than Plesk.
 
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