Jesse Norell wrote: > Hello, > > There's no bug there - that's how your crypt() works (and > most traditional crypt() implimentations). That was the single > biggest migration pain when we moved to dbmail; users wrote > down 8 char passwords when they signed up, but typed more than > 8 chars into their email client. It worked fine under the old > crypt() we had, but with dbmail we moved to md5 hash passwords, > and those users broke. If you want more than 8 chars to be > significant, use md5 passwords (hash, or even md5sum checksums). > > jn
Thanks for confirming, I had a feeling it might have been something like this as soon as I hit the sent button. Sorry for causing any alarm, Matt
