In response to recent queries about an existing MySql dump file for WordPress, I have created a couple.
To use these MySql dump files, the wp-config.php file should show the db perfix to be ‘wp_’ Create a database (and make sure your database connection options are setup in wp-config.php) and then import in the sql file through a command line MySql client or through a tool like phpMyAdmin. The admin username is ‘admin’ and password is set to ‘password’. Remember to change the admin password after you login. Look for further instructions here:http://wiki.wordpress.org/index.php/Restore%20Instructions
Here is a link to the WordPress 1.01 Miles dump file:
http://weblogtoolscollection.com/b2-img/wp1_0_1_miles_sqldump.sql
Here is a link to the WordPress 1.1 Beta (latest nightly) dump file:
http://weblogtoolscollection.com/b2-img/wp_1_1_beta_sqldump.sql
Please read the next part before downloading:
There is an item that I did not think about and that is my mistake. Once you download these files, before you import them (applies to both the dumps) open the text file and do a search for
http://dinki.mine.nu/wp
and replace that link with the siteurl for your WP installation (leave the single quotes intact)
Again, sorry for that oversight.
I’m sure this is an honest error on your part, but right now when people run this and try to log in they’re submitting a username and password ot your domain. You should probably change the domain to example.com or some such in the dumps. If you wanted to be really cool, make a form people could write in and fill out their domain and a password and generate a custom SQL dump.
Dude, I am not cool, just slightly not warm. 😉
say someone wanted to obtain the password hash for an online account, say e-mail or myspace, to be put through a rainbow chart. how would they go about doing this?