Andrea schreef op 10/03/2014 18:33: > I actually disagree. It's really simple: either you want the owner password to be the same as the user password, or you want the owner password to be different. In the former case, pass the same bytes for the owner and user password; in the latter case, pass different bytes for the owner password or null.
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