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From: Jochen H. <jo...@gn...> - 2001-11-27 17:29:07
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On Tuesday, Nov 27 2001 you wrote: > I used a palm pilot IIIe with a Palm OS V 3.3 and a gnukeyring > version 1.0. I recently try to change the password of the palm > security module but it seems that this change affect too the > password of the keyring software. Since this change, I could not > reach all the information stored in the keyring module because it > do not recognize anymore my password. What can I do ? I have > important information stored in this module. The easiest way is to restore from a backup :) If that doesn't work or if your backup is too old, I have a hacked up version of keyring that will work around this problem. The problem is that keyring stores the password hash in a secret record with index 0. When this record is removed or just moved at a different entry the keyring will not accept the valid password anymore. PalmOS may make some weired things with these secret entries when changing password. Martin: I think the password hash should be moved to the AppInfo block directly after the category information. I have a patch that does this, are you interested in this change? I still need to thoroughly test it. However, it changes the database format, so it is probably a post 1.1 thing. |