Hi, Is there any chance Google will support other forms of password hashing in addition to SHA-1? MD5 would be nice (and AFAIK it's not broken for this kind of applications), but even more useful would be the HA1 part of the standard HTTP Digest authentication (RFC 2069), as described here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digest_authentication . Currently, I believe most users wishing to use Google Apps with their own systems need to keep users' passwords locally in plain text, in order to generate all the hash variants they use for various login systems. Using the RFC one would at least help some of them.
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