Don't check for existing password emptyness

Pointed out by @PugaBear, it's possible for a user to have an empty password. There isn't really a need to check for password emptyness, it will simply fail with wrong old password instead.
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Maxime Poulin 2016-05-10 18:00:07 -04:00
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@ -137,12 +137,6 @@ function init(socket, client, token) {
var old = data.old_password; var old = data.old_password;
var p1 = data.new_password; var p1 = data.new_password;
var p2 = data.verify_password; var p2 = data.verify_password;
if (typeof old === "undefined" || old === "") {
socket.emit("change-password", {
error: "Please enter your current password"
});
return;
}
if (typeof p1 === "undefined" || p1 === "") { if (typeof p1 === "undefined" || p1 === "") {
socket.emit("change-password", { socket.emit("change-password", {
error: "Please enter a new password" error: "Please enter a new password"