Dear DC,
Although its late to discuss but nothing in comparison to a
millions of years....
Please note that a password is read by any software... where there
is a starting and end point in the file.
Simply replacing the same with known one and maintaining the other
file properties ok it may be a solution.
This is a wild & infant idea.... that can be ignored as I don't
have any knowledge of software functioning at prg / mc code level.
With Regards,
SUBRATA NATH - ( ISD / AS-01 / PLL )
We shall over come, some day, deep in my heart , I do believe, that we
shall over come some day.......
Dotan Cohen <[email protected]>
25-04-09 10:19 PM
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[users] ODT file: I forgot my password!
I did the unthinkably stupid, I forgot the password to one of my own
files! Yes, it is a secure (long, alphanum upper and lower, numbers
and symbols, no dictionary words) password, so a dictionary attack
won't help. Googling password crackers, I found only some Windows
software, that won't run on Ubuntu.
Any ideas?
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