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---Diederik Smets <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> IF the owner of the id also entered an internet password AND it is
the same
> as the one for the id file, then you can use brute force
(dictionairies) to
> try and crack it. Get the encrypted value in the
> properties>fields>HTTPPassword of the persons document in the PNAB and
> compare it to the results of the @password() function.
>
> Alternatively, do a search for old id files which might still be
accessible
> with the 'default' password (if you know which one that is), but you
won't
> be able to access servers that have the 'check password' option
enabled.
>
> If you need to access a local DB that has 'enforce a consistant ACL
across
> all replicas' enabled, just use another id and add that person's
name with
> the necessary roles to the ACL via LotusScript.
>
> Diederik
>
>
> Hello
> I'm using lotus notes and I have a big problem. I have a id
file with
> no
> password. How can I get a password for it or reset it. Is there some
type
> of
> utility or something someone knows of?I have been told that I'm out
of luck
> unless I have the original.
>
> John...
>
>
>
==
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