Secure site database

[tjmcs]

Dumb question, how do I access the Secure Site admin database to see who is signed up? I have had to remove Windows 10 from this computer and reinstall Windows 7 so I may not have brought everything over correctly.

tjmcs

[tjmcs]

Found the database, I think. Located in the scripts folder on the server, file name is users.csv. Now, how do I access it?

[gotFusion]

Yes..... As you have found out, it is a CSV file (plain text - Comma Separated Values - file).

Being plain text (un-encrypted)

Being in a location where all hackers know where it is going to be

It would be difficult to place the misnomer "secure" anywhere near it.

Ask your web host what they can offer you in the way of a "user/password authenticated" database controlled secure function solution.

[tjmcs]

So how do I read the file?

[gotFusion]

It is just a plain text file with each entry separated by a comma.

Download the file
Right Click
Select Open with Notepad

this is what it will look like (your content will replace the this, that, other)

this1, that1, other1
this2, that2, other2
this3, that3, other3
etc........

You can open with MS excel if you want it more organized and presented better

[tjmcs]

Found it! Thanks.

Don't think the admin component works as it should but it does what I need.

One more dumb question...if I change it to where the admin has to verify before sign in, will current users have to reapply?