The ESET firewall can be configure per application.
Yes,
I can be configured but,
Don't you think PingTest should also work if CMD does?
Obviously ESET has been designed to permit network acces per program.
This issue is not a problem with ICS, it is solely a problem with ESET
Thanks guys,
Modifying ESET wasn't an option on my case, I have just made another way
around and solved the problem.
Anyway,
Is it possible to make PingTst to work as windows CMD?
- daniel
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From: Francois PIETTE francois.pie...@skynet.be
To: ICS support mailing
Hi all,
I am busy creating some database connection, and i have been looking to
create the famous MD5 passwords.
After testing some generators on internet, i decided to write the generator
in my application, using the ics component. If I try the example, i see the
string is only in normal
Ruud Kerstens wrote:
the password 'test' should generate :
$1$/mMVthpE$sgNAe9PaR0ORB1YCc1CVq1
A MD5 checksum/hash value is an array of 16 bytes, mostly
represented as a hex string, that's what StrMD5() returns.
The MD5 of test as a hex string looks like
7318EFC576D8C24B47540D5ACFD58E5A
well, i created the string with a linux-tool on the radius-server
(freeradius). It is used as:
cryptpasswd --md5 password.
Ruud Kerstens.
this is the cryptpasswd perlscript below (not farmiliar with perl) :
#...@perl@
#
# cryptpasswd Generate or check md5 and DES hashed passwords.
#
#
Ruud Kerstens wrote:
well, i created the string with a linux-tool on the radius-server
(freeradius). It is used as:
cryptpasswd --md5 password.
Doesn't this just encrypt the MD5 value of the password?
Just a wild guess..
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Well, i actually do not know, you could be right, i really do not know...
I also know there are different options, like using --des for des
encryption. and also --md5 for md5 way of encrypting. and a --check option
to check the password.
I guess it really is some encryption, but why do they
Ruud Kerstens wrote:
Well, i actually do not know, you could be right, i really do not
know...
I also know there are different options, like using --des for des
encryption. and also --md5 for md5 way of encrypting. and a --check
option to check the password.
I guess it really is some
Ok, I will go and read it.
anyway, thanks for your replies, lets see if i can find any solution, if so
i will let you know!
Have a nice weekend!!
Ruud Kerstens
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From: Arno Garrels arno.garr...@gmx.de
Sent: Saturday, November 21, 2009 11:22
well, i created the string with a linux-tool on the radius-server
(freeradius). It is used as:
cryptpasswd --md5 password.
Free pascal has a unit that does exactly what your posted perlscript
code does
For who cares about it, its called freeBSD md5 crypt or unix md5 crypt.
some text i had lying around
MD5 crypt was written by Poul-Henning Kamp for FreeBSD. The main reason
for using MD5 was to avoid problems with American export prohibitions on
cryptographic products, and to allow for a
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