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by: Paul Fournier |
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Just wondering, does anyone know if the crypt() function in PHP will always
return a 34 character string if not salted? I want to encrypt my user's
passwords into a database and I want to make sure I give the right length. I
have tried some tests on both windows platform and FreeBSD and it seems to
be consistent.
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::Paul Fournier::
::Programmer/Analyst::
::Center for the Digital Arts::
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by: Raj |
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Hi,
What mysql datatype do I need to use for:
a) crypt on PHP
b) crypt on on mysql
Thanks in advance,
Raj
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by: Marco Herrn |
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I want to use a crypt function to store crypted passwords. These will be
used to verify mail-user access. Now the crypt() function from the
module crypt is only significant for the first 8 characters. But I need
more significant characters.
I found the md5 and sha modules. But they work different from the crypt
module. But it doesn't seem to be compatible. I need the way crypt works
with a salt to verify the password.
So my real...
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by: Kenjis Kaan |
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I would like to use the crypt function in a Win32 (ie. C program using
Visual C++ 6.0 compiler). I wrote a little program to see if it will
link but it didn't. So I guess maybe the function isn't implement or
implemented in a different naming convention. Could someone please
help me or show me another method of doing encryption under Win32?
TIA
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by: Bilge TUTAK |
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Hi All,
Is there a function like crypt() of PHP. I want to verify a password using
that password. It uses the password hash(from db,AD,or elsewhere) and the
password user entered and returns the hash of the original password. Then
you can easily compare the hashes from db and crypt() function.
Thanx
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by: David |
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I want to use MD5, the framework has MD5 but the problem is that the php
crypt function use a "salt" to encrypt the information.
:(
Thanks
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by: amygdala |
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Hi,
Does anybody now of a custom crypt function that implements sha1? The thing
I like about crypt is that I don't have to worry about (re)generating salt
when querying the database. Or are there perhaps other functions that
implements this same functionality and generates a sha1 hash?
Cheers.
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by: dananrg |
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Is there a module available in the standard library, for Python 2.4
running on Windows, like "crypt" for Python 2.4 running on *nix
machines?
I need to store database passwords in a Python 2.4 script, but
obviously don't want them in clear text.
I'm looking for a reasonable level of security. What are some of my
options?
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by: JamesB |
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Not sure if this is possible, but has anyone seen (or know how to do)
emulation of the PHP "crypt" function from within c#?
Thanks
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by: agi2029 |
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