Dooglus (Chris right?),
Assuming you still have FTP access to the server, you can get a copy of the SQL database which it runs off. This will have all the information you need. If you can view the files assuming you programmed them, look in the config or the database class for the username and password. Then run flat selects from all of the main tables into flat file dumps.
Happy to help with this as the code is all opensource and as you know I'm a developer.
It's Chris, yes.
As I wrote before, my login access to the exchange's web host was disabled some time ago, but I was left with admin access to the exchange webapp:
5. Although my login to the web host is no longer working, my login on the exchange is still an administrator account. This is confusing; if Andre was trying to lock me out of the exchange then leaving me an account with admin privileges seems like an oversight.
which Andre confirmed here:
4. Yes i locked you out as i had to minimise further risk to the Exchange Database and code, sorry Chris its nothing personal i am just protecting my self and WBX client information.
I have dumps of the database content, the most recent of which is dated 5th March 2012. After that I could no longer log in to the web host to get access to the database, but I could still view and save user balances and transaction statements using the admin interface of the website itself.