Closed Mr-Deadbeat closed 10 months ago
Actually, On the website, you can use any character for the password, but wow client cannot support everything. The best way to secure the accounts is using 2fa.
Actually, On the website, you can use any character for the password, but wow client cannot support everything. The best way to secure the accounts is using 2fa.
yes i know but need to setup a web server to support 2fa which i have none atm ;)
the error i referred to during account creation was on the web server after everything was filled in including password i got the error message that in turn got me thinking maybe there are some character combos that are not taken into account ? as a test i created the same password trough the remote admin console and it accepted it so not sure what might be going on
just makes it a bit tedious to do things all over again if the password does get rejected ;)
Hey,
We didn't add any checks for password characters!
Check this there is just a password length check.
But for username you need follow this pattern 0-9A-Z-_
Maybe something is wrong with your web server.
Hey, We didn't add any checks for password characters! Check this there is just a password length check. But for username you need follow this pattern
0-9A-Z-_
Maybe something is wrong with your web server.
hmm going to check it later today but the server is nginx serving simple registration nothing changed except for the configs to suite my setup over here i'll take a deeper dive and check out if i can find out where the issue is
just tested it now with 16 character length and i got "Password length is not valid." ? although i used special characters in the mix wonder if it borks on that
keepassxc creates total jibberish passwords and i think that might be the problem most of the time it creates the password with characters outside of the valid range that simple registration supports so therein lies the problem using this password tool for all my passwords https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc the passwords it generates are very hard to brute force
forgot to mention i created around 10 passwords with different lengths and it borks on them all using a simple easy to hack password like test1234 and it passes so might be a good idea to add more sophisticated character combinations to the mix for account safety ;)
Describe the bug when creating a test account for one of my test runs on your registration application i added the account but the password got rejected does it count the max allowable password lengths that Wrath of the lich king client supports think it was 16 characters
also does it support extended Ascii just wondering since i used Keepassxc to create the password had to fiddle with the settings to find a working password with a complicated enough password for my standards ;) mixed special characters, numbers and so on for maximum entropy
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btw server is not public it's just for my own use on my local network might open it up at a later date for friends and family
Expected behavior created account without issues
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Additional context nothing more to add other than keep up the good work :)