having VIN #'s hidden in the Registry Data
We are finishing up the Regiistry at ITRCA and shoudl be done in a few days. I am trying to think of all possible uses the database might have and what goood use we coudl put it to.
I am curious how many people would have an issue putting their VIN # in the database to match with their car number incase there is ever a question.
This would be HIDDEN, non displayed data that only you coudl see and that an administrator coudl dig out of the database if there was ever a question. The only purpose would be to match totaled/stolen R's with no arm rest with their old number.
Thoughts? I coudl easily be missing a security issue but please don't let pure paranoia run you off from the idea that this is the best opportunity to catalog everything about the car.
Trey
I am curious how many people would have an issue putting their VIN # in the database to match with their car number incase there is ever a question.
This would be HIDDEN, non displayed data that only you coudl see and that an administrator coudl dig out of the database if there was ever a question. The only purpose would be to match totaled/stolen R's with no arm rest with their old number.
Thoughts? I coudl easily be missing a security issue but please don't let pure paranoia run you off from the idea that this is the best opportunity to catalog everything about the car.
Trey
not sure what it could actually be used for other than having a central database of VINs and badge numbers. In my case, I know my VIN, but I dont know my badge number so I think I would be SOL.
I don't mind aslong as the general public does not have access.
could the vin number be used to keep StUnNaS out?
could the vin number be used to keep StUnNaS out?
The new registry will email me with each new entry so I can review it. We are also adding rules that will require it to match a logical criteria. USDM 98 R # 2000 is not feasible. We will rule it down as much as we can.
Any suggestions on that note are welcome too.
and I will reitterate that this is for database purposes ONLY and will NOT NVER NO HOW display to anyone but you for your car. And if it is ever needed I coudl pull up the database and based on a users name retrieve a VIN # if needed.
As long as the public doesn't have access, I'd be fine. This could serve as a precautionary measure to keep the fake Rs out of ITRCA.
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....I would keep your VIN to yourself and not worry about stunnas with fake R's........but it could help find stolen R's. Just .02$
As long as the public doesn't have access, I'd be fine. This could serve as a precautionary measure to keep the fake Rs out of ITRCA.
What if u get hacked?
Alex - who doesnt blot his license plate on pics or hide the VIN
Alex - who doesnt blot his license plate on pics or hide the VIN
As long as the public doesn't have access, I'd be fine. This could serve as a precautionary measure to keep the fake Rs out of ITRCA.
dumb question, yes....but why keep out fake "R"? what if someone had imported a Type-R from another country? Would this system still work? What if you have a B18C5 in a 1998 GS-R? What then?
dumb question, yes....but why keep out fake "R"? what if someone had imported a Type-R from another country? Would this system still work? What if you have a B18C5 in a 1998 GS-R? What then?
I say go for it!
Let make this a real no frills ITRCA.com and lets keep it real, and only real ITRs!!!
I'm so in, let keep this to ourselfs- ya know Exclusive.
by the way they (stunnas) have already have accessed the site
Let make this a real no frills ITRCA.com and lets keep it real, and only real ITRs!!!
I'm so in, let keep this to ourselfs- ya know Exclusive.
by the way they (stunnas) have already have accessed the site
I will leave the screen name out but:
"i have a 91 integra im puting a b18c5 or b18c1 in. i wanted to use as many type r parts as possible, and was wondering if a type r wing will fit."
Now if that aint a stunna that what is?
Let keep these nice peeps out of our home, please.
"i have a 91 integra im puting a b18c5 or b18c1 in. i wanted to use as many type r parts as possible, and was wondering if a type r wing will fit."
Now if that aint a stunna that what is?
Let keep these nice peeps out of our home, please.
I don't mind aslong as the general public does not have access.
could the vin number be used to keep StUnNaS out?
Not sure if anyone knows a special ITR portion of the VIN sure. If I have to run every VIN not sure.
The new registry will email me with each new entry so I can review it. We are also adding rules that will require it to match a logical criteria. USDM 98 R # 2000 is not feasible. We will rule it down as much as we can.
Any suggestions on that note are welcome too.
and I will reitterate that this is for database purposes ONLY and will NOT NVER NO HOW display to anyone but you for your car. And if it is ever needed I coudl pull up the database and based on a users name retrieve a VIN # if needed.
could the vin number be used to keep StUnNaS out?
Not sure if anyone knows a special ITR portion of the VIN sure. If I have to run every VIN not sure.
The new registry will email me with each new entry so I can review it. We are also adding rules that will require it to match a logical criteria. USDM 98 R # 2000 is not feasible. We will rule it down as much as we can.
Any suggestions on that note are welcome too.
and I will reitterate that this is for database purposes ONLY and will NOT NVER NO HOW display to anyone but you for your car. And if it is ever needed I coudl pull up the database and based on a users name retrieve a VIN # if needed.
I will leave the screen name out but:
"i have a 91 integra im puting a b18c5 or b18c1 in. i wanted to use as many type r parts as possible, and was wondering if a type r wing will fit."
Now if that aint a stunna that what is?
Let keep these nice peeps out of our home, please.
"i have a 91 integra im puting a b18c5 or b18c1 in. i wanted to use as many type r parts as possible, and was wondering if a type r wing will fit."
Now if that aint a stunna that what is?
Let keep these nice peeps out of our home, please.



