[Bug] Admin Password as plaintext

[Inf3rnal]

When installing the script. You make the admin account before you add the salt.
This ends up making the admin password plaintext and there for useless to login.

Example:
Install new site fill out admin information as:

Username: 1
Password: 1

In the database your password ends up as:
1 (In plain text.)

When you login using "1" it fails due to not being hashed & salted.
Basically the admin account your create in the install is useless.

EDIT:
I figured it out. There is a link on the last page of the install a few lines above the "View Your Website" link.
It's says "Encrypt My Password".

Sorry for the confusion.

[RoconzaArt]

I had to make a new account and change it to admin with the database even though I used userencrypt.php

[Hall of Famer]

Well this is not a glitch at all... Did you run the adminencrypt.php? If not, do it right now as it will encrypt your password to 128 characters SHA512 format with salts and pepper merged.

[RoconzaArt]

I dunno I my self ran userencrypt.php and it still could not login.

[alonaria]

It worked perfectly fine for me. Odd.

[Inf3rnal]

Actually I just noticed the admincrypt.php part a few minutes ago... :bucktard:

Yeah disregard this clicking the admincrypt.php link after submitting fixes everything.

[Hall of Famer]

I see, good to know you've fixed the problem. The reason the installer was designed this way was that it always generated an error/warning message if I include functions.php in the installer(looks like the session script was the cause, but I cant seem to fix it atm). Because of this, no pre-defined functions can be loaded within installer and you will have to encrypt passwords after installation. It was then the pre-defined functions such as grabanysettings() and passencr() can be used.