Hi all. What is the proper way to import all existing Discourse users to intercoin.app from Discourse? Is there some sort of REST endpoint that returns all users with their hashed passwords and salts, among other things? What is the link to the hash algorithm on github? I will have to code on our s…

Interesting approach. In user.rb def confirm_password?(password) return false unless password_hash && salt self.password_hash == hash_password(password, salt) end def hash_password(password, salt) raise StandardError.new("password is too long") if password.size > User.max_passwo…

Excellent! Now what is the HTTP endpoint that I call in order to get all the user info, including password hash and salt? I imagine that there isn’t one to serve up to the public at large (why make it easier to hack people?) So what can I do? Connect to the MySQL database? Write a Discourse plugin? …

[image] Greg Magarshak: Connect to the MySQL Postgres database? Write a Discourse plugin? Those are basically your options, yes.

Is the database schema documented anywhere? How to connect to the postgres database in the docker? Sorry if it’s a silly question.

I just spoke to our team, and they agree, I’m prepared to pay someone to build a small Discourse plugin that would expose via an endpoint some JSON info about a user, given their email address. I found discourse/app/models/user.rb at main · discourse/discourse · GitHub has “password_hash” salt and …

I would just use the existing admin/users/list/active.json and extend the response with the hashed passwords. Also, stick to the existing API authentication mechanism, don’t reinvent another wheel.

So you’re saying have a one-time thing that imports all users joined with all their salts and passwords? Fine but that still needs to be a plugin, does it not? So it would be great if someone with Discourse can create that.

I would probably use the data explorer plugin to export the info you want. It’ll be much easier than writing a new plugin.

[image] Richard - Communiteq: Rails.configuration.pbkdf2_iterations How do I find out this config value? What is the default, is it in the code somewhere? @RGJ

root@server:~# cd /var/discourse/ root@server:/var/discourse# ./launcher enter app x86_64 arch detected. root@server:/var/www/discourse# rails c [1] pry(main)> Rails.configuration.pbkdf2_iterations => 64000 [2] pry(main)>

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simonk (Simon King) Juillet 8, 2022, 8:17 9

J’utiliserais probablement le plugin data explorer pour exporter les informations que vous souhaitez. Ce sera beaucoup plus facile que d’écrire un nouveau plugin.

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