On Monday 12 March 2001 18:31, you wrote:
> I am trying to generate a MD5 string equal to a known passwords MD5
> string , with no luck in order to make a new password file
>
> i have tried use php's : $value = md5($string);
> and $value = crypt($string,$salt);
>
> the passwds in my systems /etc/shadow all start with $1 which i believe
> is standard for MD5 passwords of 32 length
The "$1$" is the start of a 12-char salt (as described in the manual
entry for crypt ()).
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