DUDE error login account, after windows reboot!

RouterOS The Dude
1

After Windows reboot,
It’s impossible to access to Dude 4 beta2, error “Invalid account login”, but password is saved on it.

Some ideas?

Cetalfio

2

Had you forget password?

3

Have you tried typing in the username/password rather than using the saved details? also have you tried logging in with another account (if you have more than one account setup)? because the error you are getting is saying that the username or password you have saved are incorrect.

4

Using python it is realy easy to extract usernames and passwords from dude.db on dude 4.0.
11 lines python script can do it.

import sqlite3
import sys

def getname(stri, pos):
    return stri[pos + 1:pos + ord(stri[pos])+1]

conn = sqlite3.connect(sys.argv[1])
for row in conn.execute("select * from objs"):
    blobstr = str(row[1])
    if (blobstr.find("separatePanels") > 0):
        pwd = getname(blobstr,blobstr.find("password")+9)
        username = getname(blobstr,blobstr.find("sys-name")+9)
        print username, pwd

Tested on windows and python 2.7, you should stop the dude service first and provide path to dude.db
The command line should look like this

C:\dudpass.py “C:\Program Files\Dude\data\dude.db”

5

Thanks for reply, I’ve only one admin account and sure it’s corrects.

I’m worried because I don’t have a current backup of the settings so I’ll try to extract the account information.

I then install the stable version, but my question is this error has happened because I am using a beta version?

Cetalfio

6

I have never had an issue with username/passwords and I have been using v4.0b2 since it was released. The w2k3 R2 I am running The Dude on is rebooted regularly and have never had an issue logging back in. I know this does not help you, but the issue you have experienced does seem to be very rare.

7

I beleive - no. Have not heared about such a problems.

No luck - there is no way to move from 4.0 version to 3.6 (you will lose all the config).

4.0 is stable enough - there are no big problems with it.

8

Hi

I can als agree that sometimes the user can´t login after the reboot.
After further analysis I find out it takes a couple of time that the login was succssful depends on the amount of configured devices.
I have monitoring the memory during the login which increase ongoing. After I while the login was successful andthe maps are loaded.
Thanks

9

Pyton3 need this syntactics:

print ("=======================================")
n=0
import sqlite3
import sys

def getname(stri, pos):
    return stri[pos + 1:pos + ord(stri[pos])+1]

conn = sqlite3.connect(sys.argv[1])
for row in conn.execute("select * from objs"):
    blobstr = str(row[1])
    if (blobstr.find("separatePanels") > 0):
        n=n+1
        pwd = getname(blobstr,blobstr.find("password")+9)
        username = getname(blobstr,blobstr.find("sys-name")+9)
        print (n,"*****************")
        print (username)
        print (pwd)

But in OUT printing many garbage :

1 *****************
00\x08myadminlogin\x08sys-type\x00\x04\x15\x00\x00\x00'
00\x07mypassword\x0eseparatePanels\x00\x01\x01\x06sys-id\x00\x04H\xa88\x00\x08sys-name\x00\x08myadminlogin\x08sys-type\x00\x04\