Does anyone know what the spdood password is for SP version SP-2.5.2.GA-11.002
Notice it has patch 2 applied, which the older password that starts with 8PbJ**** no longer works.
I want to dig around inside the /sp/sp_main.php code to see if there are any additional variables we can pass via the url, things like username/password or direct links to "Notification" section etc.
This is to integrate launching the SP with some other enterprise management tools/launchers/scripts we have in house.
Thanks,
Service Processor "Hacks"
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Service Processor "Hacks"
Richard Siemers
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Re: Service Processor "Hacks"
Did you read the PM and did that work ?
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I read the PM, however the password was an older one. They change the spdood password with each version/patch of the SP.
Just to recap, I am looking at what variables are possible to pass to SPOCC via an url, specifically looking for username/password and sub-page variables so that we can construct an url that will take us directly to the appropriate place in SPOCC per custom url.
Just to recap, I am looking at what variables are possible to pass to SPOCC via an url, specifically looking for username/password and sub-page variables so that we can construct an url that will take us directly to the appropriate place in SPOCC per custom url.
Richard Siemers
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Re: Service Processor "Hacks"
I believe the username/password is done with a standard .htaccess file, so you should be able to construct a URL as https://username@password:hostname/etc. Untested though.
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Good catch, so simple I didn't even try it first.... that did the trick.
https://3parcust:**********@serviceproc ... p_main.php
https://3parcust:**********@serviceproc ... p_main.php
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