I can’t locate a sha checksum for either one.

Seems odd. I’m used to verification checksums being available for downloaded software, and I always check before installing.
Perhaps that is considered no longer important?

If such are still being provided, would appreciate being pointed to location

-thanks!

Also great support from tbenyon.

Thanks for pointing to the right direction for me as a WordPress noob it was quite easy to implement custom encryption method.

Douwe

I was using a different platform that uses md5 or sha256 for password encryption.
In wordpress, I imported user data from a csv file (about 10K users),
but obviously the users won’t be able to login because of encryption differences.

My idea was:
Wordpress checks if user typed password matches the md5/sha256 encrypted one, grants access and encrypts user typed password to wordpress hash.

Is this possible? If yes, how?
Thanks in advance, any little kind of help or alternative advices would be greatly appreciated. I’m totally lost.

Have a great day. Thank you.

Aunque a priori el cambio sea sólo parecía ser del método de generación del hash, migrar de SHA-1 a SHA-256, finalmente éste afecta a toda la pasarela; tanto el envío como la recepción de datos han cambiado por completo.

Hemos dedicado muchas horas a este tema y tras mucho pensarlo (no ha sido una decisión fácil), hemos decidido que lo mejor era hacer un plugin premium reescrito desde cero y que sea compatible con el nuevo sistema, incluyendo mejoras respecto a éste y soporte completo.

Las personas que han ayudado en la fase de testing dispondrán del plugin de manera totalmente gratuita, su ayuda ha sido importante. Las pocas personas que contribuyeron con una peque?a donación al mantenimiento de este plugin tendrán un descuento del 80%. Del mismo modo, todos los que estéis leyendo esto, es porque sois o habéis sido usuarios de este sistema, así que os ofrecemos un cupón descuento del 20%: rgfw20. Podéis acceder a la tienda desde aquí .

Esperamos que entendáis esta decisión, tras invertir tantas horas en un plugin con un carácter eminentemente económico y tras no haber recibido el apoyo económico necesario en el desarrollo de las nuevas versiones, esta ha sido la mejor forma de aunar compromiso, soporte y buen hacer.

Un saludo,

Alberto.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/redsys-gateway-for-woocommerce/

I have a site using your plugin and PayPal for payments.

I recently got an email from PayPal saying they were moving from SHA2 to SHA246 security and all SSL certificates had to be updated etc.

I was just wondering how this would affect the use of your plugin especially on sites without SSL / HTTPS domains?

Obviously you have a page to receive IPN messages from PayPal. What happens with these new changes to sites without an SSL certificate? Will they still be able to get IPN notifications of payments from your plugin?

Thanks

Rob

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/s2member/

there is
/wp-content/plugins/chap-secure-login/js/sha256.js you say this plugin is chap sha256

So why are we loading this as well /wp-content/plugins/chap-secure-login/js/md5.js

what’s the deal with the md5.js????

if it’s doing nothing then why not remove it??

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/chap-secure-login/

Let me know whats is require to do for this ??

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/saml-20-single-sign-on/