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defurav

Excuse my multiple replies.

I realized that I don't need the password's last occurrence; I just need an occurrence of it that is accompanied by an indication of the user's identity, such as their e-mail. If I have those two pieces of data, for presence of which in $_POST I may test anywhere, even in index.php, I may do the verification with respect to the old database before authentication proper even starts.

If someone knows the proper place to do this (in particular as to avoid overwriting at Presta updates; perhaps I'll place the check in code auto-prepended through .htaccess if it would persist), please share, but I'll leave the above for anyone facing the same conundrum.

defurav

defurav

Excuse my multiple replies.

I realized that I don't need the password's last occurrence; I just need an occurrence of it that is accompanied by an indication of the user's identity, such as their e-mail. If I have those two pieces of data, for presence of which in $_POST I may test anywhere, even in index.php, I may do the verification with respect to the old database before authentication proper even starts.

If someone knows the proper place to do this (in particular as to avoid overwriting at Presta updates; perhaps I'll place the check in code auto-prepended through .htaccess), please share, but I'll leave the above for anyone facing the same conundrum.

defurav

defurav

Excuse my multiple replies.

I realized that I don't need the password's last occurrence; I just need an occurrence of it that is accompanied by an indication of the user's identity, such as their e-mail. If I have those two pieces of data, for presence of which in $_POST I may test anywhere, even in index.php, I may do the verification with respect to the old database before authentication proper even starts.

If someone knows the proper place to do this (in particular as to avoid overwriting at Presta updates; perhaps I'll place the check in code auto-prepended through .htaccess), please share, but I'll leave the above for anyone with the same conundrum.

defurav

defurav

Excuse my multiple replies.

I realized that I don't need the password's last occurrence; I just need an occurrence of it that is accompanied by an indication of the user's identity, such as their e-mail. If I have those two pieces of data, for presence of which in $_POST I may test anywhere, even in index.php, I may do the verification with respect to the old database before authentication proper even starts.

If someone knows the proper place to do this, please share, but I'll leave the above for anyone with the same conundrum.

defurav

defurav

Excuse my multiple replies.

I realized that I don't need the password's last occurrence; I just need an occurrence of it that is accompanied by an indication of the user's identity, such as their e-mail. If I have those two pieces of data, for presence of which in $_POST I may test in any common piece of code, even in index.php, I may do the verification with respect to the old database "in the background", before authentication proper even starts.

If someone knows the proper place to do this, please share, but I'll leave the above for anyone with the same conundrum.

defurav

defurav

Excuse my multiple replys.

I realized that I don't need the password's last occurrence; I just need an occurrence of it that is accompanied by an indication of the user's identity, such as their e-mail. If I have those two pieces of data, for presence of which in $_POST I may test in any common piece of code, even in index.php, I may do the verification with respect to the old database "in the background", before authentication proper even starts.

If someone knows the proper place to do this, please share, but I'll leave the above for anyone with the same conundrum.

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