I am using merb-slice-password to handle authentication for a merb
app. This works just fine, but I'd like to use an existing mysql user
table where I am storing crypted_password and salt as 40 characters
varchar as stated by default by restful_authentication. I was just
wondering if it would be possibile to "hack" merb-auth encryption
method to use the same as restful_authentication so that I can easily
let my user log in into my merb app by using their default username
and password as they setup those by signing up through
restful_authentication.Or do I need to use instead a "unified"
authentication solution like Authlogic?
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