.htpasswd generator module- allow clients to create .htpasswd compatible passwords right from WHMCS!

[wdele]

Hi there!

 

I've created a module for WHMCS which allows your clients to create a .htpasswd compatible password in one click from your WHMCS client area!

 

Features:

 

• allows clients to generate .htpasswd compatible passwords in one click
  
• not encrypted (no ionCube, thus faster)
  
• no branding
  
• forces SSL (if page was not requested with https:// plugin will redirect to https:// for security)
  
• if not logged in, it's not possible to use the module
  
• very easy to modify
  

 

Screenshots:

 

 

 

Requirements:

 

• PHP 5.3
  
• WHMCS 5.3.8 or later
  

 

Installation:

 

Simply unzip the download, and upload the module to YourWHMCS/modules/addons. Replace YourWHMCS with your WHMCS path (e.g. /home/test/public_html/clients).

 

Then go to your client area -> Setup -> Addon Modules, find the addon in the list and click 'Activate', then click 'Configure'. Then select 'Full Administrator'.

 

Configuration:

 

There's an Addons -> .htpasswd generator link available, but that's a page WHMCS creates by default. There's actually nothing to configure there.

 

Access:

 

When logged in, clients can access the generator, otherwise they will be redirected to the login page. You can access the module with the following URL:

 

[i]YourWHMCS[/i]/index.php?m=htpasswdgenerator

 

Replace YourWHMCS with your WHMCS path (e.g. /home/test/public_html/clients).

 

You can add a menu item if you'd like clients to be able to access it via your WHMCS menu. This is very easy to do. If your using a custom template, simply find your menu (common location is YourTemplateDirectory/header.tpl).

 

I'll give some instructions for the 'default' template here.

 

Go to YourWHMCS (Replace YourWHMCS with your WHMCS path (e.g. /home/test/public_html/clients)) and open the 'templates' directory. Then open 'default' and edit the file 'header.tpl'.

 

Search for

 

<div class="navbar navbar-fixed-top">

 

and add a new item:

 

<li><a id="Menu-htpasswd" href="index.php?m=htpasswdgenerator">.htpasswd generator</a></li>

 

Price:

 

Fully decoded, with no branding = FREE!

This includes lifetime updates and support.

 

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FAQ:

 

What is .htpasswd?

 

With .htaccess (a file you probably know) Apache's basic authentication can be setup. This needs to be done with the ".htpasswd" file, a file in which you can create and remove users. .htpasswd doesn't store passwords in plain text, and therefore this module must be used in order to create a .htpasswd compatible password!

Edited November 17, 2014 by wdele

[durangod]

Just fyi, your attachments links are no good

[wdele]

Just fyi, your attachments links are no good

 

That's weird. But they're fixed Thanks!

[durangod]

YW good luck with sales, wishing you the best..

[wdele]

YW good luck with sales, wishing you the best..

 

Thanks. I see that you have a hosting company as well- would your customers like a .htpasswd generator?

[brian!]

also, I think you may have posted this in the wrong section as I believe "User Contributions" is only for free stuff (e.g posted code or free download) - if you're charging for this, then it's a commercial module.

[wdele]

also, I think you may have posted this in the wrong section as I believe "User Contributions" is only for free stuff (e.g posted code or free download) - if you're charging for this, then it's a commercial module.

 

Please let me inform you that the module is actually free

[brian!]

Please let me inform you that the module is actually free

ok, I see you removed the $5 charge from the original post - no worries, all is well !

[durangod]

Thanks. I see that you have a hosting company as well- would your customers like a .htpasswd generator?

 

Unfortunately times are hard and i have no customers, i had several but they either gave up their internet business, retired, or sadly passed away. So im down to my own sites is all i have right now. Tough times but it is what it is.

[wdele]

Unfortunately times are hard and i have no customers, i had several but they either gave up their internet business, retired, or sadly passed away. So im down to my own sites is all i have right now. Tough times but it is what it is.

 

Too bad. Good luck with getting new customers!