Hi,
Apache uses the crypt() function (the same way unix passwords are
encrypted), since crypt is an one-way function you cannot decrypt the
encrypted passwords.
For an implementation of the crypt function refer to:
http://208.223.9.21/jfd/crypt.html
Thorsten Schiffer
At 12:05 02.05.2001 +0530, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I understand that Apache has an internal password encryption system that it
>uses for encrypting passwords in .htaccess file. What is the algorithm used.
>How can I write a JAVA program to do encryption decryption of passwords
>using the same method?
>
>Hardeep Singh
>http://SeeingWithC.cjb.net
>
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