A lot of new hacking methods are coming day by day. So it’s the programmers duty to make their user’s password secure. Here is a simple Password Strength Checker created using jQuery. The code contain a function got from WordPress (I modified it) which is the core component of the checker. This checker will check the following on the password :
- Have minimum value of 4 characters.
- Whether the username matches with password
- Whether the password contain small a-z characters and capital A-Z characters.
- Whether the password has numeric characters and special characters.
If all of the above criteria is matched, the checker will give a Strong Password message.
... [READ MORE]Password Protect folder in AppFog
If the full location is :
/home/simsu/projects/TestPalace/Blog/Password_Protect/.htpasswd
The Location of .htpasswd in .htaccess deployed in AppFog should be :
../app/Blog/Password_Protect/.htpasswd
If the file is on the root directory, then the location would be :
... [READ MORE]Password protect folder using HTACCESS
First of all create a .htaccess file if doesn’t exists and create a .htpasswd file.
Now Add username and password to the .htpasswd file which you can get from this simple tool.
Add the following text in .htaccess :
AuthName "This folder requires a login"
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AuthType Basic
AuthUserFile /home/simsu/projects/TestPalace/Blog/Password_Protect/.htpasswdAuthGroupFile /dev/null
require valid-user
How to remove keyring password dialog in All Ubuntu versions
- Password you stored in Web Browsers (Google Chrome, Chromium)
- Passwords stored in Chat and Mail Applications (Empathy, Pidgin, Evolution)
- and other passwords
This passwords should be unlocked each time you login but won’t automatically unlock when you login. To automatically unlock you can do as follows:
Open Terminal (CTRL + ALT + T) and do the following command: