On Friday 10 December 2004 07:24 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Thanks for the reply, the problem though is if you crypt the current > password it does not turn out like the encrypted password above. I get > different results when using the function from the link you provided. This > is the password I get when I encrypt the same password in the original > email: > > $1$34201110$1qOlP6BW44jKvA66l7q7F0 > > and if I refresh it: > > $1$20202818$O9l6HCdGD19SqriwI8F4k0
right, it uses a different randomly generated hash to encrypt the password
with, that way passwords that are the same do not have the same encrypted
value.
-Jeremy
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