Hi Monks

I got myself locked-out the webportal of an old IO/device by reverting to a older backup. The device runs a linux os, and it mainly works with some perl scripts and a Apache web-server for the html GUI.

I can still login as a plain user, but I can not make any changes. So it is ready for bin if I can not regain access.

Did some poking around and I found my user credentials file inside but it is a encrypted/compiled .pl file starting with "use Filter::decrypt ;" Tried basic decompile commands but it won't work.

Anyone want to give it a try file.pl?
Or do you have any advice on what I could try?

In reply to Regain access to old IO device by Tortax

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