#3316: Adding `crypt' to list of password hashes for legacy apps.
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   Reporter:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  |                Owner:  adrian           
     Status:  new            |            Component:  Contrib apps     
    Version:  SVN            |           Resolution:                   
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Comment (by mtredinnick):

 I don't think it's worth adding the software fallbacks. Both of the
 modules you point to admit to having problems in their code (and the one
 in the so-called public domain makes me nervous about the license -- it's
 not actually a good idea to release stuff into the public domain because
 it doesn't provide any legal protections at all).
 
 Crypt is a Unix-based feature. So it's not really going to be useful on
 Windows setups and it will mean we're maintaining even more encryption
 methods: real crypt, Python crypt, etc... Fitting in with the existing
 server makes some sense, since password strings can be shared. Trying to
 port it to platforms where it isn't a used format, not so much.

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