Hi.
On Tuesday 03 March 2009, Juan Miscaro wrote:
> " authpasswd computes and prints the encrypted password. The
> encrypted password can be inserted verbatim into the appropriate
> account record that's processed by the authentication library's
> authmysql, authpgsql, or authldap module. "
>
> I am stating that my experience does not correspond to this:
> I do not need to include '{MD5}' in my passwords.
Where in the docs is the statement, that any '{MD5}' shall be needed in
passwords?!
authpasswd generates password hashes like that:
$1$xyfrJ$Va5vP1uy9rtqs2xTx5yOW.
I cannot follow your problem in any way.
Maybe you're just missing that there are many different representations for
MD5-Passwords and many ways to add and display a salted password.
MD5 from one app is not necessarily the MD5 of another app.
Courier uses a compatible salted MD5 representation to PAM (shadow).
regards, Bernd
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