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Allowing shorter passwords in AutoIndex
By admin | October 30, 2008
If you’ve ever found AutoIndex PHP Script‘s password valiator’s resrictions on a long password annoying, you’re not alone. Fortunately, we have found a workaround for it.
Steps
- Download the AutoIndex script.
- Extract the archive and open classes/Admin.php
- Find the line that says “
private static function validate_new_password($pass1, $pass2)“. - Move further down to the line that says “
if (strlen($pass1) <” and: - Change the minimal password length (the number after “$pass1) < “),
- (Optional) …and the accompanying message following it.
- Save and you’re done!
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