At 00.26 22/08/2002, you wrote:
> From what I read at
>http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/programs/htpasswd.html , the apache
>htpasswd file uses MD5 encryption. This is what the ColdFusion Hash()
>function does also. That should work.
I made a test and Apache MD5 is different from CF Hash()
User: foo
Password: bar
Forcing MD5:
[faser@sauron: faser]$ htpasswd -nmb foo bar
foo:$apr1$UxWSv/..$Hxy1XWDCyCZrK6kLbY16H/
With the default Crypt():
[faser@sauron: faser]$ htpasswd -nb foo bar
foo:Iq1hP730TW7Vg
ColdFusion Hash() or CFLIB MD5():
<cfoutput>#Hash("bar")#</cfoutput>
37B51D194A7513E45B56F6524F2D51F2
Using <cfexecute> CF crash (Caught a fatal signal (11) - Aborting)
<cfset arguments="nb foo bar">
<cfexecute name="/usr/bin/htpasswd"
arguments="#arguments#"
timeout="10">
</cfexecute>
Bye
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