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− | + | Download the Mobile Edition to use on your own web server. Simply expand the zip archive in your web server's document root, then navigate to it from your mobile device. Since the page submits raw PasswordMaker settings over HTTP and the password is sent back in plain text to your phone, we highly recommend securing the page with HTTPS. Alternatively, you can always use it online right here at [http://m.passwordmaker.org http://m.passwordmaker.org] ''(no longer SSL)''. | |
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[http://passwordmaker.sourceforge.net/downloads/mobile.html Download] | [http://passwordmaker.sourceforge.net/downloads/mobile.html Download] |
Revision as of 15:19, 1 October 2007
These editions of PasswordMaker are made with PHP.
PHP Edition
PasswordMaker for PHP can be run from the command-line (php cli) or used on a webserver (php cgi). To run from the command-line, enter php passwdmaker.php arg=value... (for CLI version) or php -q passwdmaker.php arg=value... (for CGI version).
Many thanks to Pedro Gimeno Fortea and Miquel Burns.
Currently in PasswordMaker Source Control (Subversion), there's a version that is written to allow this edition to run on servers without mHash since many hosting companies do not offer this library.
Mobile Edition
Download the Mobile Edition to use on your own web server. Simply expand the zip archive in your web server's document root, then navigate to it from your mobile device. Since the page submits raw PasswordMaker settings over HTTP and the password is sent back in plain text to your phone, we highly recommend securing the page with HTTPS. Alternatively, you can always use it online right here at http://m.passwordmaker.org (no longer SSL).
FAQ
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