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Password policy: Negative length

BigMike last edited by

In the options I can select a negative length for passwords by clicking on the down arrow. The minimal length should be 0.
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Mili conexware last edited by

hey thanks @BigMike
noted and logged in for fixing. appreciated!
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spwolf conexware last edited by

@BigMike Please check in latest build:
https://powerarchiver.cachefly.net/2018/powarc180047.exe
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BigMike last edited by @spwolf

I can confirm, that it’s working as expected now
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FTP problems (TLS, Speed, Password)
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speed has been fixed in .50 and we now published .51 with password masking… you can patchbeam it!
Incorrect message for incorrect password
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Fixed in RC1 (11.00.65).
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View file/PAE password problem
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I don’t recall the steps I used to create my pae files originally, but here are the steps I can now use to reproduce my problem: 1. Create a text file 2. Right-click the .txt file and select ‘Compress with options…’ from the PA context menu. 3. When the panel appears, select ‘Zip Encryption’ type of PK AES-256 bit (I don’t think the type matters) and set a password. Click on ‘Add’ to create the zip file. 4. Open the zip file and select Encrypt from the PA menu and write out the pae file. 5. Delete any left over .txt or zip files used to create the pae file. 6. Open the pae file (should be prompted for password) and enter password. 7. Right-click on text file name in PA and select View… (select internal viewer). When I do the above, the text file shows up in the internal viewer as blank.
Password reset fails
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Thank you, spwolf! The username case-sensitivity was the issue after all. Should have thought of this myself, doh. Happy PA customer, though. Terry
Forum Asking A Third Time For Password
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you probably have to tick remember me if you want it to … remember you :-). if you dont tick it, it probably expires soon thinking you are on public terminal.
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Password for backups changing
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thanks a lot… that password is AES encrypted, so thats why it appears like that (so nobody can simply take your pbs and easily find out what the password is)… but it seems it is either not saved correctly or not read correctly, which is why you get garbage… we will update the thread once we have more info!
Incorret password (redux)
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@TBGBe: OK. Wasn’t sure how much control PA had over this so I thought I’d ask. you know by now how we dont like deleting things too much, you never know what might get broken, and there goes your folder
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Password Recovery Software
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@davidsplash: wouldn’t it be an idea to allow both aes zip formats so that people can have two methods of creating this archive. i mean so you can great aes archive at zipping and after it has been originally zipped. that doesnt have anything to do with creation of aes archive after zipping… there is no reason to complicate things for users when it comes to different standards, as all the software supports reading both (good ones like wz, wr, pkzip, etc)…

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