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Gil Loureiro commented on FTPSERVER-180:
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Ooops
I've mistaken in the version, the issue appends on 1.0M2, sory.
The test case used was:
# Password is "hctrf00"
#not working
#ftpserver.user.hctrf.userpassword=e8287425e30b244be73ca2119e537f74
#working
ftpserver.user.hctrf.userpassword=E8287425E30B244BE73CA2119E537F74
ftpserver.user.hctrf.homedirectory=./res/home
ftpserver.user.hctrf.enableflag=false
ftpserver.user.hctrf.writepermission=true
ftpserver.user.hctrf.maxloginnumber=2
ftpserver.user.hctrf.maxloginperip=2
ftpserver.user.hctrf.idletime=3000
ftpserver.user.hctrf.uploadrate=0
ftpserver.user.hctrf.downloadrate=0
Regards,
GL
> Passwords hashed in MD5 should be in Uppercase
> ----------------------------------------------
>
> Key: FTPSERVER-180
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FTPSERVER-180
> Project: FtpServer
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Core
> Affects Versions: 1.0-M3
> Environment: JVM 1.6.0_5
> Reporter: Gil Loureiro
> Priority: Minor
>
> The login process to work, passwords configured on users.properties should be
> inserted hashed in MD5 ensuring uppercase letters. Mainly, all MD5 hashers,
> returns lowercase letters, forcing the user to change to uppercase manually.
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