[jambo310]

And if so were can I find it

[deezelpope]

Nope, I believe passwords are encrypted in the database.

[Andrew Green]

They are encrypted, and I think that's a good thing. I imagine most users use the same password for most of there accounts, and personally, I'd rather admins on all the boards I've signed up on not be able to get my password.

[Opserty]

Why would you want to do such a thing anyway?

[Analogpoint]

I would suggest closing this thread, since the OP is requesting information to commit an "unethical act"

[Paul M]

You have no evidence of what he intends to do

The answer however is no, it can't be done.

[deezelpope]

Didn't I already say that?

[Paul M]

Not if I choose to remove your post

[deezelpope]

HEY...lmao...you're sassy!

[Nickbe]

I disagree Paul M, everything can be done, you just got to know how.

[Paul M]

You can disagree all you want, but you still can't display something that does not exist.

[Awjvail]

you could probably remove all encryption from every page which is effected by encryption and then newly registered/changed ones would be unencrypted.. but that really really wouldn't be a smart move at all.

this is just a guess though.

[deezelpope]

Plus, it sounds really complicated.

[Marco van Herwaarden]

Originally Posted by Nickbe

I disagree Paul M, everything can be done, you just got to know how.

Feel free to post again once you have figured it out.

[Analogpoint]

Originally Posted by Paul M

The answer however is no, it can't be done.

It's not as simple as "seeing" passwords from the database, but it can be done, and I won't post how publicly.

EDIT: to all the people who are PMing me, asking how to do it, don't bother lol.