Plugin:org.tolven.passwordrecovery

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Contents 1 Overview 2 Command Line 2.1 Display current security questions 2.2 Load the default security questions contained in this plugin 2.3 Start the password recovery GUI 2.4 Add a security question 2.5 Change a security question 2.6 Remove a security question 3 Password Recovery GUI 3.1 Standalone GUI 3.2 Component Of AppServer Manager GUI 4 Version Notes 4.1 Version 0.0.12 4.2 Version 0.0.11 4.3 Version 0.0.10 4.4 Version 0.0.9 4.5 Version 0.0.8 4.6 Version 0.0.7 4.7 Version 0.0.6 4.8 Version 0.0.5 4.9 Version 0.0.4 4.10 Version 0.0.3 4.11 Version 0.0.2 4.12 Version 0.0.1

Overview

Command Line

Display current security questions

tpf -plugin org.tolven.passwordrecovery -display

Load the default security questions contained in this plugin

tpf -plugin org.tolven.passwordrecovery -load

The default questions in the contained security-question.xml are:

<questions xmlns="urn:tolven-org:question:1.0">
    <securityQuestion purpose="login_password_recovery">
        <question>Which phone number do you remember most from your childhood</question>
    </securityQuestion>
    <securityQuestion purpose="login_password_recovery">
        <question>What was your favorite place to visit as a child</question>
    </securityQuestion>
    <securityQuestion purpose="login_password_recovery">
        <question>Who is your favorite actor, musician, or artist</question>
    </securityQuestion>
    <securityQuestion purpose="login_password_recovery">
        <question>What was your childhood best friend's name spelt backwards</question>
    </securityQuestion>
    <securityQuestion purpose="login_password_recovery">
        <question>What is your favorite movie and what is your favorite book</question>
    </securityQuestion>
    <securityQuestion purpose="login_password_recovery">
        <question>Who is your favorite TV character and what is your favorite restaurant</question>
    </securityQuestion>
    <securityQuestion purpose="login_password_recovery">
        <question>Where was your best vacation and what is your favorite snack</question>
    </securityQuestion>
    <securityQuestion purpose="login_password_recovery">
        <question>What was the make and model of your first car and what was your first school</question>
    </securityQuestion>
    <securityQuestion purpose="login_password_recovery">
        <question>Who is your favorite author and where were you born</question>
    </securityQuestion>
</questions>

The default questions are located by editing the following plugin property located in the <config-dir>/plugins.xml:

<plugin id="org.tolven.passwordrecovery">
	<root />
	<property name="login.security.questions" value="security-question.xml" />
</plugin>

Since the value represents a relative path, it will lead to the file within the plugin. If an absolute path is defined, then that location will be loaded instead.

Start the password recovery GUI

tpf -plugin org.tolven.passwordrecovery -gui

See: Recovery GUI Password Recovery GUI

Add a security question

Note that the quotes are important to ensure that the whole question is uploaded as one unit.

tpf -plugin org.tolven.passwordrecovery -add "What is your favorite movie and what is your favorite book"

Change a security question

tpf -plugin org.tolven.passwordrecovery -change "What is your favorite movie and what is your favorite book" -new "What is your favorite movie and what is your favorite author"

Remove a security question

tpf -plugin org.tolven.passwordrecovery -remove "What is your favorite movie and what is your favorite author"

Password Recovery GUI

Standalone GUI

tpf -plugin org.tolven.passwordrecovery -gui

Component Of AppServer Manager GUI

GUI components like this one can be a component of a parent GUI. To make this plugin's GUI a child of org.tolven.appservermgr, ensure that the following property appears in this plugin's entry in the <config-dir>/plugins.xml:

<plugin id="org.tolven.passwordrecovery">
	<root />
	<property name="guiComponentParentId" value="org.tolven.appservermgr" />
</plugin>

org.tolven.appservermgr must also be in the <config-dir>/plugins.xml as a <root> plugin, so that it can be referenced.

Version Notes

Version 0.0.12

1. Explicitly added mappedName=tolven/PasswordRecoveryBean/remote

Version 0.0.11

1. Added a display security questions option

Version 0.0.10

1. Fixed bug which closed LDAP context used by LDAPBean

Version 0.0.9

1. Changed the to-view-id from "/private/dispatch.xhtml to /private/application.xhtml (dispatch.xml now forwards to application.xhtml)

Version 0.0.8

1. Removed the hibernate jars from tolven.ear. The caching annotations have been replaced by property entries in the persistence.xml

Version 0.0.7

1. <from-action> tags in the faces-config.xml must follow the #{.*} pattern and also the methodValue pattern

Version 0.0.6

1. Now uses the the same parameter names as Apache Ant for includes/include/excludes/exclude

Version 0.0.5

1. Moved the security question extension from performance plugin to password recovery plugin

Version 0.0.4

1. Moved password recovery classes from the tolvenejb/tolvenweb plugin to the password recovery plugin. Moved performance classes from the tolvenejb/tolvenweb plugin to the performance plugin.

Version 0.0.3

1. tolvenRemoteClient is now assembled during configPhase1, and placed in the public/download directory of the /Tolven context, where it can be automatically downloaded from the server via http to the installDir/remoteLib directory for use during the execution of configPhase3

Version 0.0.2

1. Now contains managed-bean and navigation-rules to org.tolven.passwordrecovery
2. Support for changing passwords, and keeping the change in sync with password backups

Version 0.0.1

1. Command line and GUI functionality for password recovery