S. Beaulieu wrote:
Rufus a écrit :
Because no "fix" is needed since everything works as it's meant to. To
stop the successive requests, simply change the master password to
nothing (i.e. leave the field empty).
S.
...man, do I hate the thought of that working - and I know it
does...especially since we're talking about a business here.
Scary...
Why? To change the master password to nothing, you need to know the old
master password. You can't just cancel it like that. And business or
not, if someone doesn't want to use a master password, that's the only
way to do it.
Either you use it or you don't. You can't have it both ways.
S.
...all I know is that is doesn't behave like I'd have expected it to,
and I'm all confused now and don't trust whatever it does anymore...I
certainly wouldn't want a null string as a password. But I guess that's
just me...
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- Rufus
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