Hi,
I have a weird problem with the crypt function.
If I do:
?php
echo(CRYPT_SALT_LENGTH);
echo(CRYPT_MD5);
echo crypt(, 'aa');
echo crypt(, '$1$kTzSYf0n$');
?
It print:
12 1 aat2dQ.feSqBI $1qjC9EADQ1x6
It seem that the second password is not encrypted in MD5 but with DES.
It
Hi,
I have a weird problem with the crypt function.
If I do:
?php
echo(CRYPT_SALT_LENGTH);
echo(CRYPT_MD5);
echo crypt(, 'aa');
echo crypt(, '$1$kTzSYf0n$');
It print:
12 1 aat2dQ.feSqBI $1qjC9EADQ1x6
It seem that the second password is not encrypted in MD5 but with DES.
It
On Friday 23 March 2001 00:04, you wrote:
you dont... as far as i know,
crypt only works on = 8 chars
it will truncate anything over 8.
That's "traditional" Unix crypt. PHP's crypt() may also understand other
crypt algorithms that can handle longer passwords. Check the manual.
the problem
hello
I use crypt to crypt member's passwords and use the following verify
"$stored_password" is the encrypted, stored password.
"$password" is the plain text password you just got from the form.
## Check the passwords
$encrypted_password = crypt($password,$stored_password);
if
you dont... as far as i know,
crypt only works on = 8 chars
it will truncate anything over 8.
perhaps try using md5 or mcrypt...
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From: Randy Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 4:33 PM
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Subject: [PHP] Crypt
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