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| smokeman |
Posted on 24-02-2012 14:25
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Hi folks.
Im re-builting a site that went wrong regarding upgrade.
Only one error left in the log:
classes/Authenticate.class.php
hash_hmac() [<a href='function.hash-hmac'>function.hash-hmac</a>]: Unknown hashing algorithm: Linje: 158
Line 158 looks like this:
$key = hash_hmac($user['user_algo'], $userID.$cookieExpiration, $user['user_salt']);
It's not a site that I have tried to upgrade - Im only trying to get it back up again from the upgrade that went wrong.
Any ideas of how I get rid of that one error ?
It's a V7.02.03 right now - but the owner of the site tried to upgrade to both V7.02.03 and V7.02.04 - and they both went wrong for her. I think that this error maybe come from this ?
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| mawe4585 |
Posted on 24-02-2012 14:35
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look into the table users, there is one field for the algorithm, which algorithms are used and does the server support these?
edit: wasnt the name of the array "$userdata" and not "$user" ? |
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| smokeman |
Posted on 24-02-2012 14:49
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In DB_users there are two: user_algo and user_admin_algo
- they both are set to: sha256
Regarding $userdata and $user: This is from the original not-modified file. It's the same in the V7.02.04 btw. So I don't think we have to change something there.
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| miskith |
Posted on 24-02-2012 15:03
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Try this
 Codeprint_r(hash_algos());
It will print you all available algos on your hosting.
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| smokeman |
Posted on 24-02-2012 15:27
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The out print is:
Array ( [0] => md2 [1] => md4 [2] => md5 [3] => sha1 [4] => sha256 [5] => sha384 [6] => sha512 [7] => ripemd128 [8] => ripemd160 [9] => ripemd256 [10] => ripemd320 [11] => whirlpool [12] => tiger128,3 [13] => tiger160,3 [14] => tiger192,3 [15] => tiger128,4 [16] => tiger160,4 [17] => tiger192,4 [18] => snefru [19] => gost [20] => adler32 [21] => crc32 [22] => crc32b [23] => haval128,3 [24] => haval160,3 [25] => haval192,3 [26] => haval224,3 [27] => haval256,3 [28] => haval128,4 [29] => haval160,4 [30] => haval192,4 [31] => haval224,4 [32] => haval256,4 [33] => haval128,5 [34] => haval160,5 [35] => haval192,5 [36] => haval224,5 [37] => haval256,5 )
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| miskith |
Posted on 24-02-2012 15:48
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Ok, try this:
Code echo "'".$user['user_algo']."'";
With this, you can easily check, if isn't in $user['user_algo'] any space or another white char.
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| smokeman |
Posted on 24-02-2012 15:52
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Hmm, should I just test this from a Custom Page ?
If I do the only thing I get is:
''
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| miskith |
Posted on 24-02-2012 16:35
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Hmm. I'm sorry, but I didn't realize that problem is in Authenticate.class.php.
So, try this PHP script:
Code <?php
$result = dbquery("SELECT user_id, user_name, user_algo FROM users WHERE user_algo<>'sha256' AND user_algo<>'md5'");
if (!dbrows($result))
echo "Everything fine!";
while ($data = dbarray($result))
echo "<div>User #".$data['user_id']." ".$data['user_name']." has algo '".$data['user_algo']."'</div>";
?>
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| smokeman |
Posted on 24-02-2012 20:14
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Hi again.
Your code is printing out the following:
User #3 Staroftheweek has algo ''
User #11 Krigerskjalden has algo ''
User #28 PinkEye has algo ''
User #33 Timian has algo ''
User #37 Hovsa has algo ''
User #41 topghost has algo ''
Merged on Feb 24 2012 at 20:29:51:
Previewing this in a Custom Page:
Code <?php
global $user;
print_r($user);
?>
- prints nothing out.
Edited by smokeman on 24-02-2012 20:29
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| miskith |
Posted on 25-02-2012 07:24
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Ok..
User #3 Staroftheweek has algo ''
User #11 Krigerskjalden has algo ''
User #28 PinkEye has algo ''
User #33 Timian has algo ''
User #37 Hovsa has algo ''
User #41 topghost has algo ''
It's a list of users with bad "user_algo" value.. If I know, they have to have "md5" or "sha256" in user_algo.
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