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Add ability to change password

Open simon816 opened this issue 4 years ago • 6 comments

I would like to change the account password, but I don't see an option to do so on bstats.org. Please consider adding this ability, thanks.

simon816 avatar Jul 31 '20 14:07 simon816

currently there is no automated why to do this.

use this tool https://www.browserling.com/tools/bcrypt Enter your new password, select 12 rounds and send bastian the generated hash as a private message on Spigot: https://www.spigotmc.org/members/btobastian.87698/

MiniDigger avatar Aug 01 '20 09:08 MiniDigger

I don't actually have an account on the spigot forum, but anyway, I suggest to add this ability to make it self-service.

simon816 avatar Aug 01 '20 22:08 simon816

I'm currently working on a rewrite of bStats which will use Firebase Auth for authentication. This will allow you to add an E-Mail address to your account which can be used to automatically resert your password. You will also be able to login with a third-party provider such as Google, Twitter or GitHub and thus may not need a password at all.

Bastian avatar Dec 22 '20 12:12 Bastian

Bump, it's really needed now, is something going on with this? Or can we somehow help?

Andret2344 avatar Oct 28 '21 18:10 Andret2344

I'm currently working on a rewrite of bStats which will use Firebase Auth for authentication. This will allow you to add an E-Mail address to your account which can be used to automatically resert your password. You will also be able to login with a third-party provider such as Google, Twitter or GitHub and thus may not need a password at all.

Then what happens with old accounts?

LucFr1746 avatar May 17 '22 02:05 LucFr1746

I'm currently working on a rewrite of bStats which will use Firebase Auth for authentication. This will allow you to add an E-Mail address to your account which can be used to automatically resert your password. You will also be able to login with a third-party provider such as Google, Twitter or GitHub and thus may not need a password at all.

Then what happens with old accounts?

This issue was discussed on discord some time ago. Firebase has a feature to import the user's account. Then users can log in with the old password and bind their own email to change the password.

MineYuanlu avatar May 17 '22 03:05 MineYuanlu