ok, that might be a better idea but i just have to use md5.
I'm using a Serv-u FTP software on a server. Serv-u stores user passwords in
an ini file, with salted md5 encryption. I'm trying to implement an
automated system to create user accounts and this system will append new
account informaiton at the end of the serv-u ini file. The details of the
encryption and manually entering user info to the ini file are explained
here :
http://rhinosoft.com/KBArticle.asp?RefNo=1177&prod=su
This is the reason why i want to use salted MD5. Although the example in the
above link uses a long hash value, the actual ini file contains shorter ones
like ermm.. Here try the salted md5 algorithm at this link
http://www.n3dst4.com/network/crypter . Try hashing 12345678 with salt "ab".
The product is "ab1iBa.N.U2C6" which is in the form I have been looking for.
The MD5 hash is "5d55ad283aa400af464c76d713c07ad" but I'm not looking for
this.