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• Restrictions of the user through DADS.conf

  Hello
  
  
  
  I created a database user and given that the user select the only rights on certain tables in my database. Then, I set an entry DADS.conf specifying the name of user and password as the PlsqlDatabaseUsername and the PlsqlDatabasePassword.
  
  
  
  For example:
  
  
  
  create user testuser identified by testpass;
  
  grant select on my_table testuser;
  
  
  
  Then in my DADS.conf file
  
  
  
  
  
  & lt; Location/maps/apex & gt;
  
  Order deny, allow
  
  AllowOverride None
  
  PlsqlDocumentProcedure wwv_flow_file_mgr.process_download
  
  Docs PlsqlDocumentPath
  
  PlsqlDatabaseConnectString server.domain.com:1521:mydb ServiceNameFormat
  
  PlsqlNLSLanguage AMERICAN_AMERICA. AL32UTF8
  
  PlsqlAuthenticationMode Basic
  
  SetHandler pls_handler
  
  PlsqlDocumentTablename wwv_flow_file_objects$
  
  Testuser PlsqlDatabaseUsername
  
  Apex PlsqlDefaultPage
  
  PlsqlDatabasePassword testpass
  
  PlsqlRequestValidationFunction wwv_flow_epg_include_modules.authorize
  
  Allow all the
  
  & lt; / location & gt;
  
  
  
  
  
  Yet, that the user still has access update to database tables that I granted only select access rights.
  
  
  
  Is there some why to control this?
  
  
  
  
  
  Don

  The user in the DAD creates the database session. For security reasons, this user should have any right other that "create session". When your application is running (using any DAD) all SQL and PL/SQL is parsed as the scheme designated as the owner or the scheme of the analysis of the application.

  Scott

• What is the difference between "Normal password" vs "Encrypted password" in connection SSL/TSL?

  I thought that SSL/TSL implies a secure connection.
  What it means to use "Normal password" vs "Encrypted password" in "Authentication method" when you use "connection security: SSL/TSL. One of the servers I use only accepts "Normal password", however, Thunderbird does not have the warning "server does not use encryption.

  Use of SSL or TLS means that your login and password, at least, are encrypted. There is no need to manually select the encryption.

  As said, some service providers Internet supported the option of password encrypted in itself; When they care to do it correctly, they offer TLS/SSL. Passwords encrypted, when used, are usually offered instead of SSL or TLS. I think a weakness is that only the password is encrypted, so only with SSL/TLS, your username, your password and potentially all of your message is encrypted.

  https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Transport_Layer_Security

  The key is that you can use to offer the provider ISP or mail. If they offer encryption, use it; If they do not, seek a better supplier. The server configuration governs what settings and options are in use. You cannot choose to use a feature that has not been enabled on the server of its operators.

• How can you restore from backup if you have forgotten your encrypted password

  Restore your backup, if you have forgotten your encrypted password

  The idea is that you can not. See backups encrypted in iTunes - Apple Support about

  TT2

• Cannot get 12.4SE to use the encrypted password for ODBC

  Hello

  We run gendata/genprint on the Linux platform and move from 11.5 to 12.4SE. The MRL is in a database of DB2 installed on MVS (and connect via ODBC). We installed the 12.4SE on the server, the engines and copied the entire folder structure, including our ISP * files, our installation of 11.5 - didn't change at all. If I run the motors with an unencrypted password, it works fine. The problem I'm running is when I run with a password encrypted in the ODBC DBHandler (that is what we have in our configuration 11.5), I get a lot of mistakes (the first letter is actually absent from these messages, I'm not myself truncating):

  Error in main(): unable to RunGenData(). See the errors file for more messages.

  Warning in RPDefDisplayProc(): display user procedure has not been defined.

  arningCountSIFileNamecratch/home/dmkr/documaker/rel124/rps100/rplib/unix /... /c/rperr.cSILineNumber099

  rrorCountSIFileNamecratch/home/dmkr/documaker/rel124/rps100/rplib/unix /... /c/rperr.cSILineNumber115

  lapsedTimeSIFileNamecratch/home/dmkr/documaker/rel124/rps100/rplib/unix /... /c/rperr.cSILineNumber193

  enData Completed-

  When I go to the ERRFILE.dat, I see:

  Transaction error report - system timestamp: Mon oct 19 12:36:33 2015
  DM12041: Error: error library FAP: Transaction: <>, area: ODBC error >
  Code1: <-30082 >, code2: < 4294937214 >
  message: 08001-30082 [unixODBC] [IBM] [CLI driver] security SQL30082N treatment failed with reason "3' ("PASSWORD MISSING").  SQLSTATE = 08001 >.
  DM12041: Error: error library FAP: Transaction: <>, area: < LBYInitializeLoaders() >
  Code1: < 0 >, code2: < 0 >
  message: failed to initialize the library < FJ§ > >.
  DM15066: Error RunGenData: could not LBYInitializeLoaders().   The system is configured to use the library, but the library could not be initialized.  Verify that the library is properly specified in the INI file and is accessible.

  == > Number of warning: 0
  == > Error number: 3

  When I look to the top of DM15066, I see:

  Explanation
  The call to LBYInitializeLoaders failed in function (GenTrn.c, GenData.c or GenPrint/PrintEnv.c). The usual reason that LBYInitializeLoaders do not is that the library is stored in a DBMS (DB2, Oracle or SQL Server) and the DBMS or database in the DBMS is not accessible.

  Programmer's response
  Check that the DBMS or database in the DBMS used by the MRL is running. If this isn't the case, please re - initialize the DBMS or database in the DBMS.

  Anyone has an idea why my installation 12.4SE dislikes the encrypted passwords?

  Thank you

  Gregg

  I hope that I am not striking myself, but I think I have it working now. I started a support ticket about not being not able to get the cryrun utility to work on Linux, and when I hit the stage 2 ("solutions"), one of the proposed solutions talked about this specific question. He explained that specifying a folder deflib allow the utility Cryruw32.exe to place a file 'Omar', and that you then this odek file in your deflib when you try to run the documaker engine. I read the release notes, pointing to the "reference help utilities" for more information, but there is NOTHING in this guide for the Cryrun utility which mentions the file "odek".

  Anywho, I made a generic file deflib, run the utility, FTP'd the file down to the deflib of my application on the Linux server, copied the encrypted password new/different in fsiuser.ini, and voila, it ran!

  For those interested, it was Doc ID 2006951.1

  Thanks for your help.

• MAXL - Backup Script Essbase for lack of encrypted password

  I went through the steps of...

  1. creation of public/private keys

  2. password encryption

  3. pass these components in the backup script Essbase

  From the kick-off of the EssbaseBackup.bat, it fails to connect with the username password / encrypted.

  If I remove the encrypted password and instead, encode the password, it connects fine and generates the backup file Essbase.

  Anyone of you people seen this behavior before?  All good pointers trying to solve this problem?

  Appreciate any feedback.

  

  It would have been useful to see your script too, but looks like you are missing $key in your statement at the opening session.

  It should be something like:

  login administrator $key 23958236592475923472398969868968756 ON HYPERION;

  I'm assuming you use you're maxl script with the parameter-d and the provision of key private after him.

• DADS.conf

  Hi all
  Release of EBS 12.0.6
  
  Read http://www.orafaq.com/wiki/Mod_plsql
  
  The same track and have set up my dads.conf that look like underwear
  

  <Location /pls/SID>
  SetHandler pls_handler
  Order deny,allow
  Allow from all
  AllowOverride None
  PlsqlDatabaseUsername        apps
  PlsqlDatabasePassword         apps
  PlsqlDatabaseConnectString   hostnmae:1541:sid SIDFormat
  #PlsqlDefaultPage fnd.web.ping
  PlsqlAuthenticationMode       Basic
  </Location>

  and also created the procedure, restared le./adapctl.sh apache ran dadTool.pl o
  
  But when I tried to open the url as
  
  http://your.host.name:port / pls/DAD_NAME/HelloWorld
  
  the url does not open. Please suggest me how to check the dads.conf works very well for pl/sql
  
  
  Baskar.l

  Belot,

  Fix (as long as OA framework is suitable for your needs and business logic).

  Thank you
  Hussein

• DADS.conf not to talk to the database

  I have problems with a new APEX 3.2 installation. Here are my details:
  
  Server: Windows 2003
  Oracle version: 9i set to upgrade to 10G
  Apex: version 3.2
  objective: database upgrade 9i and htmldb 1.6 up to Oracle db 10 G and Apex 3.2 output
  
  Problem: When the PlsqlDefaultPage parameter in the DADS.conf file is available nothing appears in the browser.
  
  Process: Installed db Oracle 9i on windows server 2003 software. He patched up to 9.2.04 and existing files on db cloned this server. Installed apex 3.2 and 10.2 HTTP server. A ran DBUA to upgrade DB to 10.2. DBUA failed the first time and had to roll back. Fixed two problems there who were the TEMP file has not been appointed as it was planned and the user DMSYS is not found. Ran the DBUA once more and the upgrade has been correctly executed. Run SQLPLUS and correctly connected to the database as SYS and launched the DB as well. Set up the DADS.conf file as:
  
  Alias is 'D:\Oracle\Product\HTTP_server\Apache\Apache\images/ '.
  AddType text/xml xbl
  AddType text/x-component htc
  
  < apex/pls/location >
  Order deny, allow
  Docs PlsqlDocumentPath
  AllowOverride None
  PlsqlDocumentProcedure wwv_flow_file_mgr.process_download
  PlsqlDatabaseConnectString localhost:1521:HTMLDB ServiceNameFormat
  PlsqlNLSLanguage AMERICAN_AMERICA. AL32UTF8
  PlsqlAuthenticationMode Basic
  SetHandler pls_handler
  PlsqlDocumentTablename wwv_flow_file_objects$
  PlsqlDatabaseUsername APEX_PUBLIC_USER
  Apex PlsqlDefaultPage
  Apex PlsqlDatabasePassword
  PlsqlRequestValidationFunction wwv_flow_epg_include_modules.authorize
  Allow all the
  < / location >
  
  Everything seems to be correct. The database runs on port 1521 and Apex must connect to 7777. The Http server connects to 7777 without problem. When you add the connection string, I get "Service temporarily unavailable".
  
  If someone tests or ideas to help me understand this problem I'm ready to try.
  
  Thanks in advance for any help.
  Kim

  Hi Kim,
  I had the same problem with APEX and an upgrade from 9i to 10 g 2. The solution was to re - run that 3.2 installation process after that the upgrade was complete with the same settings as you did the first time. I'm not sure of your upgrade steps, but the best thing to do would be to make the database upgrade (9i-> 10 g 2), then apply the upgrade of the APEX 3.2. It should solve your problem, even if it seems crazy enough.

  Thank you
  Mark

• DBMS_LDAP with encrypted passwords (SHA)

  Guys,
  
  We have a Server LDAP (Sun) that holds our passwords in an encrypted format (SHA).
  
  DBMS_LDAP can be used to authenticate through clear text of the Nations Unies/PW to the LDAP server that encrypted passwords?
  
  Any help with this really appreciated.
  
  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  Yes absolutely, if you try to authenticate with the password in clear text, the LDAP server's hash and compare it with the stored value (if you think about it, it's the only way that you can really work if it worked if you spent in the password hashed out the place that would be a huge vulnerability for all who knew the value hashed - that is, they could authenticate without knowing the original password).

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• call sqlldr with encrypted password

  Hello
  
  I was wondering if there is a way to open a sql * session of the charger from the command line without the password hardcoded.
  
  It's basically a scenario where a script should trigger the sqlldr session directly after that it writes the file to disk.
  
  PS external tables are not an option unfortunately.
  
  Thank you!

  Hi Rustydud

  A simple solution is to set up a user identified externally (see [CREATE USER... IDENTIFIED externally|file:///C:/oradocs/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/statements_8003.htm#i2065278], then give this user INSERT privilege on the table. Then only, your script must contain:

  sqlldr / file =...

  Another approach is to store your password in a protected file (for example ~/.dbpasswd), and then to direct in the sqlldr command (works on * nix; typed memory so excuse all vomiting):

  dbpasswd=`cat ~/.dbpasswd`
  sqlldr file=x log=y <
  

  (The .dbpasswd file must have 400 permissions so that only you can read it, even better, put in a single directory that you can read).

  STILL, the document (between ps.) (Some utilities clean their own lines of command to remove the user/user name parameter, so it may be not necessary these days).

  If you are really paranoid, you can store an encrypted password and decrypt when you assign it to $dbpasswd. But if you can decipher, everyone can so who knows the mechanism to decrypt...

  Hope that helps

  Nigel cordially

• IPhone are erased and backup encrypted password

  So I have an iPhone 5s than my 3 year old found this morning.  When I got to him, the Hello screen was all that was present.  It is a company phone and they need the feature of data erase after 5 invalid password attempts.  I backed up in June, he was so that big of an issue of concern.  However, I do not remember encrypt or backup by specifying a password, but I may have.  However, I couldn't get iTunes to accept the a passwords I tried to restore the backup.  To get my phone goes, I decided just to set it up as a new and restore it later once I had more time to try more passwords.  In doing so, he also created a new backup which I set up a password for.  There are two different backups available to try, the recent is 15 MB and the older one is 3 GB, which reminds me that my data are there.  However, I can't unlock the backup.  The password is on the phone or on the computer?  Another way to recover this data?  I know that Apple shows the password is not recoverable.  I have a computer with Windows 7.

  I'm sorry.  You know only the password.

• iTunes backup encrypted - password forgotten

  I started to do encrypted backups from my iPhone to my computer in iTunes, but I forgot the password.

  I don't want to erase my phone completely and start all over again.

  Is it possible to "throw" the current encrypted backup and start an encrypted backup 'new' with a password that I won't lose this time?

  I don't want to just save the backup to that one costed upwards I can never access.

  Thanks, Flyguy

  (PS - Yes, setting a password and then do not store a safe place is a really stupid thing to do)

  If you are lucky to have the password in the keychain, then proceed as follows. http://osxdaily.com/2013/06/26/recover-lost-encrypted-backup-password-iOS/

• HP Drive Encryption password. HP Probook 430 G1.

  Hello. I never know create a password for encryption of disk Hp, so I answered 3 questions of control every time. Is it possible to find my old or make a new password.

  Another question: my HP Quick Start stopped working. Is there a cure for this?

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  Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience! To help you get the most out of the Forums of HP, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

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• Unencrypted vs encrypted password

  0 specifies a password UNENCRYPTED will follow
  7 specifies a HIDDEN password will follow
  LINE the UNENCRYPTED (clear) user password

  What do these options mean?

  When you enter a password or a key for something without putting a 0 or 7 in front of the value am I actually enter as unencyrpted or gross?  The 7 is used only when copying to a different config?  Can you copy the line with the hash in it from the config on one switch/router to another and make it work for what you are configuring?  I don't understand why you would use these rather than the plain text values in the issuance of an order.

  Also.  I entered a password for a local user while the service password encryption has been disabled.  When I did a show run it displays the password in plain text.  However, when I didn't do a no service password-encryption and run the password of another show still encrypted with the hash.  Why is this?

  First and most important: the type 7 passwords you get with "service-encryption" are not hashed. They are just 'hidden' and can easily be reversed. They only protect against someone looking over your shoulder, but not enough to protect passwords when the configuration file is communicated to the public.

  Normally, the new passwords are always entered in clear text:

   inet(config)#enable password ThisIsSuperSecret

  If you "service password encryption" enabled, the router calculates the type 7 password and entering the password in the config:

   inet(config)#do sh run | i password service password-encryption enable password 7 053F0E0632655D3A0C151200380907382E30

  This line can now be copied to another machine and will be recognized as password.

  Turning off encryption service is not turning back the password, but all the newly entered password will be displayed as plain text.

  The type 7 passwords can be cancelled in clear text with tools found on the internet. I use python for this script:

   kiMaMi:~ karsten$ ./cipade.py 053F0E0632655D3A0C151200380907382E30 ThisIsSuperSecret kiMaMi:~ karsten$ 

  Today, it is a general notice do not to use all the functions of "password".

  Use "enable secret" instead of "enable password" and "username NAME secret" instead of 'user name and password NAME' as these passwords are really only hashes and cannot be restored:

   inet(config)#username TEST secret NotSoSecurePassword inet(config)#do sh run | i TEST object-group service TEST username TEST secret 5 $1$UkL8$O2H1/rz7CzmCu0vfCiNdK. 

  Here, a md5 hash is used which is not at all more advanced. If you have a newer IOS, you can use the more secure PBKDF2:

   inet-home(config)#username TEST algorithm-type sha256 secret THISisNotSecureEnough inet-home(config)#do sh run | i TEST username TEST secret 8 $8$ucEtAF7OpgRpVU$CPP9//P40ibq0LEORAha6S6S6gDF4bVtUiz8VGHcz1U 

• How to set up a connection to local access, but with the MD5 encrypted password

  Hello

  I can set up an unencrypted password, but how do you create an encrypted?

  Thank you
  Jeff

  Hi Jeff,

  Use "secret" instead of "password". By example, instead of using something like 'example password Cisco username', use 'secret example Cisco username. In this way, your secret is hashed with MD5.

  You can also consider using an external AAA server for authentication.