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Passworded NSF file

Asked by: jhieb

Hello,

I have some NSF files that are password protected. They are archives. Is there a way to use the Domino Designer to remove the password protection? If you know of a way to remove the protection using the designer please post a script for me.

I am using Designer version 5 and don't have a Domino Server.

Thanks,

John

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by: p_parthaPosted on 2003-08-13 at 19:59:28ID: 9143631

What do you mean by password protected. Notes does not provide a way to put a password on a database
If you are talking abt ACL, then pls be clear

Partha

 

by: madheeswarPosted on 2003-08-13 at 20:31:30ID: 9143779

ru refering to any web databases?

 

by: madheeswarPosted on 2003-08-13 at 20:40:35ID: 9143809

And that to you are telling that u don't have any domino server. So, I predict that u opening these databases on local.

Am I correct. if not please be in detail.
Thanks.

 

by: qwaleteePosted on 2003-08-13 at 21:16:50ID: 9143949

If you are refering to a USER.ID that you are missing the password for, try either:
1) Using the password recovery feature, or
2) Retrieving the ID from archive

If you are refering to a lost password sed to authenticate via web browser, just change the HTTP Password field in the person's entry in the address book/directory.  Same applies to mail clients other than Lotus Notes, including cell phones.

If you aer refering to a file that has the encryption option set, so that only a particular USER.ID file can unlock it, then see the first suggestion -- password recovery, or retrieve ID file from recovery archive.

Otherwise, I don't understand the question.

 

by: CRAKPosted on 2003-08-14 at 00:07:34ID: 9144543

If it's not the password on the user id that you need: yes you could try designer, but its hard to assist when we can't view the design ourselves. It must have been created by a notes developer and must be some unusual code. Hard to predict where to look / what to look for.
Can to try the debugger, stepping through the code? Or is the design hidden?

 

by: jhiebPosted on 2003-08-14 at 00:21:16ID: 9144600


OK. I will try to be clearer. I have a Lotus Notes .NSF file. When I try to open it up it says something like I am not authorized to open up the file. I have loaded Lotus Notes locally and am not connecting to a Domino Server. The NSF file was somebody's local archive. I don't have the user.id file for the NSF file.

Since I am trying to open up the file locally is there a way to get past the password? How would I attempt a password recovery if that is an option? I don't know if I am talking about the ACL. If there is a way to clear out the ACL or prevent from needing the user.id file and password then that is what I am looking for. I am not extremely familiar with Lotus Notes so hopefully, I have provided enough information to make my question more understandable.

Please let me know if you need more info.

Thanks,
J:\



 

by: madheeswarPosted on 2003-08-14 at 00:23:23ID: 9144609

Ok,
for u here is the scenario

make a new Archive copy of the database. Now, u can open it.

 

by: madheeswarPosted on 2003-08-14 at 00:26:24ID: 9144624

Select database properties and change the Archive settings. And archive. And open the archive database. You can have the design. Before that, you should have Manager access to that database.

Check this link for full detaisl:
 http://searchdomino.techtarget.com/tip/1,289483,sid4_gci857401,00.html?FromTaxonomy=%2Fpr%2F283842

 

by: jerrithPosted on 2003-08-14 at 01:18:57ID: 9144820

If the database is setup with "Enforce consistent ACL across all replica's" option set, you can't access  the database, unless you use an ID that is stored in the ACL and has sufficient access to the database.
That's just the way notes security works, if you don't have access on the server and the enforce consistent option is set, you don't have access to it locally. No matter what you do. If you create a new copy, this wouldn't help. Above suggestion is a way to unhide hidden design, but this is not your problem. Your problem is that you just are not an authorized user for the database.
Only solution is to get the id of a user with access to the database.

 

by: ArunkumarPosted on 2003-08-14 at 04:01:28ID: 9145501

Notes security at its best right ?  Anyways whats the version of the database ?

 

by: jerrithPosted on 2003-08-14 at 04:04:09ID: 9145512

Yep, no wholes like in Microsoft Windows here :-p
Anyway, I remember zvonko once sending me a tool that could clear the "Enforce consistent ACL" on a local database, but I don't have it anymore. Maybe that could help solve the problem.

 

by: ArunkumarPosted on 2003-08-14 at 05:15:00ID: 9145881

thats the reason i asked the version of notes the db was developed.

For the last couple days DaimlerChrylser was affected with a microsoft virus and all our work were stumbled...

 

by: jerrithPosted on 2003-08-14 at 05:37:38ID: 9146007

Don't tell me it's the Blaster virus? Sounds like the fastests spreading virus I've heard about so far.

 

by: ArunkumarPosted on 2003-08-14 at 05:44:03ID: 9146050

It is that Buddy... w32.Blaster.Worm. One of the worst worms i have seen so far.

Search wont work, copy paste wont work, recycle wont clear, no ms applications launch including IE, Word, Excel etc...  Patch wont run from the site... too many things that did a whole lot of damage.  it might take another couple days atleast since we have a lot of roaming users with the virus...

:-((

 

by: jerrithPosted on 2003-08-14 at 05:48:34ID: 9146084

Don't know if you know this, but it's not that complicated to remove the virus :
Download the "Stinger" application from McAfee web site on un ininfected computer and put it on a floppy. Run the application and it will automatically remove the worm from your PC.
Make sure to install the security patch from Microsoft to prevent future infections. Virus DAT files for McAfee of 08/11/2003 should be applied if you use McAfee VirusScan (don't know the date for Norton and other scanners).

This also means that your firewall isn't very secure either, because the virus will try to access port 135 and this port should be closed by the firewall anyway :-)

 

by: hshevitzPosted on 2003-08-14 at 05:50:05ID: 9146092

If you are not authorized to access the database, you are just out of luck. You will need the user ID. Notes will not even let you make a copy. That's Notes/Domino security...it works!

HS

 

by: ArunkumarPosted on 2003-08-14 at 05:52:21ID: 9146105

We did the security patch and the virus clean.  since the number of users is large the administrators are having hard time in visiting each machine.  Things are getting better now... Thanks for your info though,

 

by: jerrithPosted on 2003-08-14 at 05:56:20ID: 9146137

You're welcom, Arun.

Absolutely, right, HS. Glad to see you agree with us ;)

 

by: hshevitzPosted on 2003-08-14 at 05:56:49ID: 9146142

Reminds me of the time we had that terrible Lotus virus...or was it a worm? Oh never mind, we never have had a Lotus virus/worm that I can remember. Hail Microsoft!

;-)

HS

 

by: jerrithPosted on 2003-08-14 at 05:58:55ID: 9146157

Yes, long live Microsoft to make sure IT administrators will always have a job  to clean up their mess \<|:-)

 

by: ArunkumarPosted on 2003-08-14 at 06:14:12ID: 9146269

And a quick question to you guys... .whats a virus and whats a worm.  And whats the difference between them.  No one here could answer this...  And dont ask points for this LOL !!!

 

by: jerrithPosted on 2003-08-14 at 06:18:42ID: 9146299

Well, a worm uses a backdoor in your security system and will install itself without you having to do anything. This means it's activated from a remote computer.
A virus will only be activated when you yourself activate an infected file.

This is anyway how I think the difference is made, correct me if I'm wrong.

 

by: NARobertsPosted on 2003-08-14 at 08:25:14ID: 9147392

I'm not sure if you can do this.  But in my environment I can copy a NSF file from the server to my local machine and it will give me access to it.  It's either a flaw or something weird with our environment (I didn't set it up).  But like I can take a users mail file that I don't have access to and once I've put it local it will open right up.  Then I just put me in the ACL and FTP back wehre it goes.  Hope that helps.

 

by: qwaleteePosted on 2003-08-14 at 08:52:17ID: 9147630

Worm=self spreading code, "traditionally" by exploiting the network, and a hole in the OS taht alows the code to install itself without permission via a network connection.

Virus = code that when run will automatically install ityself somewhere on the user's system in such a way that the computer always runs it when the computer starts

If you mix and match them, and possibly add "e-Mail" as an alternative to networking for worms, then most virii today are both virus and worm

 

by: jhiebPosted on 2003-08-14 at 08:53:58ID: 9147643

Please take the virus discussion out of this thread. I am getting flooded with emails. Thanks.

 

by: jhiebPosted on 2003-08-14 at 09:30:41ID: 9148002

I can't even open the NSF file. When I try, I get a message saying "you are not authorized to perform that operation..."

 

by: NARobertsPosted on 2003-08-14 at 09:48:57ID: 9148157

Where is the NSF file stored?

 

by: NARobertsPosted on 2003-08-14 at 09:52:57ID: 9148186

You might look at this site.

http://solutions.nashcom.de/solutions/nshacl

They have an ACL mod tool.  I'm not sure if you have to have authority to the ACL to run it or not.

 

by: p_parthaPosted on 2003-08-14 at 09:54:10ID: 9148196

Hey
You do not have access to the database. The only way to do is to remove the "Enforce Consistent " , which can be done through Notes API"s and some few lines of lotusscript. There are documentations available related to "ACL_UNIFORM_ACCESS ". You can just change that value. This is not hacking as notes doesn't consider this as a security measure at all..

HTH
Partha

If you need the code to remove the enforce consistent acl , then do let me know, i will try it...

 

by: jhiebPosted on 2003-08-14 at 09:58:27ID: 9148219

p_partha,

Yes, if you can provide me with the code I would appreciate it. I am not too familiar with Lotus Notes or the Designer so explicit instructions would help the best. BTW, I am using Notes and Designer R5.

Thanks,

J:\

 

by: p_parthaPosted on 2003-08-14 at 11:30:58ID: 9148960

Hey
I wrote this code after some help from notes.net, and seeing some of the answers posted by nblade and qwaletee...

There will be minor glitches but the initial functionality is achieved


First of all create a form and put a button .. In the click event of the button put this code


On Error Goto partha
      Dim session As New notessession
      Dim db As notesdatabase
      Set db = session.currentdatabase
      Dim rc As Long
      
      
      Dim hDB As Long
      Dim memhandle As Long
      Dim memPtr As Long
      Dim memLen As Long
      Dim hNT As Long
      Dim getDatabaseName As String
      getDatabaseName = Inputbox$ ( "Enter the path:",_
      "Enforce consistent access", "" )
      If getDatabaseName = "" Then Exit Sub
      
      ret = NSFDbOpen ( getDatabaseName, hdb )
      If (ret <> 0) Then
            Exit Sub
      End If
      Msgbox "comign here"
      Dim retcod As Integer
      Dim hACL As Long
      ret = NSFDbReadACL ( hdb&, hACL& )
      If (ret <> 0) Then Goto Partha
      ret = ACLGetFlags ( hACL&, flags& )
      If (ret <> 0) Then Goto Partha
      Newflag = flags& And (Not ACL_UNIFORM_ACCESS)
      ret = ACLSetFlags ( hACL&, Newflag )
      If (ret <> 0) Then Goto Partha
      ret = NSFDbStoreACL ( hdb&, hACL&, 0&, 0 )
      If (ret <> 0) Then Goto Partha
      ret = OSMemFree ( hACL& )
      If (ret <> 0) Then Goto Partha
      NSFDbClose hDB
      Msgbox "coming uptil the end"
      Exit Sub
Partha:
      If hDB <> 0 Then
            NSFDbClose hDB
            Exit Sub
      End If






In the declaration section

Declare Private Function ACLGetFlags Lib "nNotes" Alias "ACLGetFlags" (_
Byval hACL As Long,_
Flags As Long )_
As Integer
Declare Private Function ACLSetFlags Lib "nNotes" Alias "ACLSetFlags" (_
Byval hACL As Long,_
Byval Flags As Long )_
As Integer
Declare Private Function NSFDbStoreACL Lib "nNotes" Alias "NSFDbStoreACL" (_
Byval dbhandle As Long,_
Byval hACL As Long,_
Byval objid As Long,_
Byval meth As Integer ) _
As Integer
Declare Private Function OSMemFree Lib "nNotes" Alias "OSMemFree" (_
Byval hmem As Long )_
As Integer
Declare Private Function NSFDbClose Lib "nNotes" Alias "NSFDbClose" (_
Byval dbhandle As Long )_
As Integer
Declare Private Function OSLoadString Lib "NLib.DLL" (_
Byval hmod As Long,_
Byval coderr As Integer,_
Byval liberr As String, _
Byval lgbuf As Integer ) As Integer


In the options section put this

Const ACL_UNIFORM_ACCESS = &h00000001


Const ERR_MASK = &h3FFF




When you click on the button, it will ask for the database in local. You just need to give the database name, i.e if it is found in c:\lotus\notes\data\test.nsf
just give test.nsf
it will do the remaining stuff

HTH
Partha

 

by: ArunkumarPosted on 2003-08-14 at 11:31:55ID: 9148970

Good Work Partha !

 

by: p_parthaPosted on 2003-08-14 at 11:39:13ID: 9149019

Thx Arun... Hey i need your number.... will try to speak to you...

Partha

 

by: DButlerPosted on 2003-08-14 at 20:00:11ID: 9151893

Can you place the database on an ND6 server.  We're still on R5 (so, I cannot attest to this), but I saw a new setting at LotusSphere where ND6 supports hierarchical definition of server administrators (wish I could remember the exact name) -- the higher you are up the security tree, the more you can do.  Anyway, top level (or near-top) administrators on the server were able to manage any database -- regardless of the database ACL.  I'm not sure if you would be able to open the database directly, but you would be able to (re)set the ACL, and give yourself the rights.

I'd love to see comments from the experts on this option...  Does heirarchical adminitration really work?  Am I missing something?

 

by: DButlerPosted on 2003-08-14 at 20:02:36ID: 9151907

Just reread your note about not having a server, but if you could find someone or company that could help -- it should be very easy.
PS:  I like Partha's solution better anyway.

 

by: jhiebPosted on 2003-08-14 at 23:42:44ID: 9154038

I'll check out the script as soon as I can. I am currently battling quite a few fires. BTW, I haven't created forms with the Designer before. So, step by step instructions on how to put this code in would help ;-)

 

by: hshevitzPosted on 2003-08-15 at 04:58:35ID: 9157001

In ND6 there is a new access level called "Full Access Administrator". This is a really interesting feature. It would be interesting to see if it would work in this instance. I just did a test with a database that I was locked out of and replicated to an R6 server. As a "Full Access Administrator" I was able to access the database that I was locked out of.

This seems to be a very cool feature for administrators, but REALLY NEEDS TO BE TIGHTLY CONTROLLED! It really seems to give anyone with this access level god rights to any database.

Quote from "Young Frankenstein":
"THIS COULD WORk!"

HS

 

by: hshevitzPosted on 2003-08-15 at 05:02:21ID: 9157032

BTW, this can only be implemented using the Domino Administrator client and you must have the security access in the server document that allows you to be a "Full Access Administrator".

HS

 

by: qwaleteePosted on 2003-08-16 at 23:52:10ID: 9167814

Yes, I have recommended best pactice for Full Administrator Rights only be given to 1) specialized IDs, not an admin's everyday account, 2) preferably, siloed IDs

 

by: qwaleteePosted on 2003-08-16 at 23:52:15ID: 9167817

Yes, I have recommended best pactice for Full Administrator Rights only be given to 1) specialized IDs, not an admin's everyday account, 2) preferably, siloed IDs

 - Qwaletee, with lights on!

 

by: p_parthaPosted on 2003-09-02 at 08:15:05ID: 9267844

jhieb
Any updates on this

Partha

 

by: tnmuralikrishnanPosted on 2003-09-03 at 11:43:21ID: 9280618

jhieb,
Still if you face opening the archive mail file, there is a tool in Sandbox called aclsetter, using that
you could add your-self as a manager to the database and open the database locally, but for
using that you need to have atleast a test domino server and sign the utility database using the
server's id. Let me know whether you could able to open the db
MTN

 

by: jhiebPosted on 2003-09-03 at 12:41:24ID: 9281303

Hello everyone,

Thanks for hanging in there. I am still putting out fires and I just hired a new person. Hopefully, I can catch up on this question soon. I promise to give an A :-)

While on the same topic, would I be able to clear the ACL (or remove the security requirements) and make this NSF file a person's default NSF file? I know, ask a different way. Hmmm. If I created a dummy Domino server and a user account, could I make one of these NSF files the default NSF file for that user when he or she logs in? First, of course, I need to clear out the ACL or whatever so I can get into it. If that works, then I would like to assign the NSF file to a user account without them having to logon and changing databases. It would sure be easier if I knew Domino/Lotus more. Sorry for the fragmented question.

Thanks,
J:\

 

by: qwaleteePosted on 2003-09-03 at 16:36:46ID: 9283945

Why would you want to do that?

Anyway, go to http://openntf.org and find theproject named ACLHelp.  Download the files for your platform (it is available for a number of Domino server operating systems, including Windows and Solaris).  Place the executable in your server's Domino program directory, and type LOAD ACLHELP at the console.

This will allow you to adjuts the ACL any way you want.  You will have to se the special option for overwriting protected ACLs (i.e., enforce consistent).

Once you do that, whoever you addded to the ACL will be able to get in.  No special test server needed.

But I don't see why you would want to make it the "default database" for anyone.  I assume you mean, "make it someone's mail file."

 

by: jhiebPosted on 2003-09-12 at 16:42:46ID: 9349745

Sorry I took so long in accepting this answer. I have been chasing fires, training new people, and haven't even had a chance to validate this answer. But, it looks like it is pointing me in the right direction. Rather than being rude and ignoring the help I will accept the answer and hope I can ask you more questions about it if I have any.

Thanks,
John

 

by: ComputerBeastPosted on 2009-10-25 at 23:37:27ID: 25660005

It is to inform you that you can remove access rights from a protected .NSF file by using local security removal software like Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal.

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