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|  ACP Password Change Bug 
			
			Hello! I might be the only one, but has anyone else noticed that if you try and change a user's password via the acp, the user later can't log in with the new or the old password? I'm experimenting with v.1.3.3, but when I checked the v.1.3.4 list of fixed bugs, this wasn't mentioned. Does anyone else have this issue or know how to fix it? PHP Code: 
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|  Password Reset/Password Change Glitch 
			
			I also have this issue and my users aren't getting their password resets when they try to reset it. No email, nothing. I've tested this myself, so I know it's indeed a problem. It's always been an issue, just kept forgetting to look for a fix and normally just have them re-register, then I change their username or change the user name in the db, have them re-register, then change the db ID number. T_T Very involved and frustrating. As I continued reading, I saw the issue with Yahoo, but I'm using mystfell@gmail.com as my admin email and tested it using another gmail to receive the reset. Last edited by NobodysHero; 04-02-2016 at 10:55 AM. | 
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			Just looked through that script... it seems to update the password hash in the database but not the salt. Try changing line 39, which looks like: PHP Code: 
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			@NobodysHero I'm not sure about the email thing, though. ;o; Last time I ran Mysidia the password resets were working fine... Does your host have the mail() function enabled? Some hosting providers disable that function. 
				__________________ The calzones... betrayed me? Last edited by pachoofoosh; 04-02-2016 at 11:44 AM. | 
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			Just tried that, Pachoo, doesn't seem to work. T_T Here's mine, in case maybe I did something wrong? PHP Code: 
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			Everything looks fine in the file. :'o If your site's users are not getting emails, it could be possible that your host has PHP's mail() function disabled. Try submitting a support ticket to your host to find out if PHP's mail() function is enabled?
		 
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			Ditto to what Pachoofoosh said, some webhosts have disabled php's mail function for shared hosting accounts. On MysidiaHost we dont have this problem, but I cant speak for other webhosts.
		 
				__________________  Mysidia Adoptables, a free and ever-improving script for aspiring adoptables/pets site. | 
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			OH! YES RIGHT! I also forgot to mention, replaced that line that was suggested by Pachoo, but it's still not changing the password successfully. x.x I tried to log in using the password I made and it didn't let me in. T_T If either of you are willing to give it a good poke around, I'd appreciate it. PS:And I did send in a ticket, just waiting for a response from the host. | 
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			Hmm.... Try pasting this on line 2, under the <?php line: PHP Code: 
			
				__________________ The calzones... betrayed me? Last edited by pachoofoosh; 04-03-2016 at 09:45 AM. | 
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			That gives me:  Quote: 
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			Dang, sorry, i'm not quote sure what's going on with the code then. :c Maybe HoF can help? Seems to be there might be some hidden bug in the page's password updating code.
		 
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