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This is possible, but is unethical. Knowing other users' passwords is considered hacking and a privacy violation. Although I know how to do it, I won't even give you clues on it, sorry...
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This is possible, but is unethical. Knowing other users' passwords is considered hacking and a privacy violation. Although I know how to do it, I won't even give you clues on it, sorry...

Web Developer

Jonathan Greenberg

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Paul, I'd all but forgotten about this question. Thanks - nice of you to offer a solution. I won't be proceeding with it due to what appears to be an ethical concern. But thanks so much all the same.
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Paul, I'd all but forgotten about this question. Thanks - nice of you to offer a solution. I won't be proceeding with it due to what appears to be an ethical concern. But thanks so much all the same.

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I'm wondering if there's a Joomla hack — an extension is even better, but none seems to exist — for sending new user account passwords to administrators. There's an email that's generated and sent upon successful new user registration that contains the username and password. I'm looking for a way to have a Joomla administrator copied on that email.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Jonathan
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I'm wondering if there's a Joomla hack — an extension is even better, but none seems to exist — for sending new user account passwords to administrators. There's an email that's generated and sent upon successful new user registration that contains the username and password. I'm looking for a way to have a Joomla administrator copied on that email.

Thanks,
Jonathan

Copying Joomla admin on new user email

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