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Retrieve User Passwords (in plaintext)

Benjamin Pichler

New Pleskian
For PleskPanel 9.x i used a self-made script to get user-passwords out of the database, as they where placed there in plaintext...

How can i handle this in PleskPanel 10? as i can see, all passwords are stored as hash-values now.
I need to create email-configuration-sheets with username, password, etc. automatically. Do I need plug-ins now, and if so, which? Or can i use event-triggers, and if so, how? Or is it possible to store the passwords in plaintext in the database (there seems to be a table 'account' with some old plaintext passwords)?
 
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