Geert Cobbaut wrote: > No, password stays the same, only the way it is stored in the database > changes. Well, if you want to do that, you would need to do a one-time decryption and send all the plain text to Cach� for encryption using its algorithm.
> No, this change happens when a client-installation is upgraded to a newer > version of our application-software, but some of our clients have > customer-tailored software that is too expensive to be re-written in .NET, > so for these clients we want them to have access to our older terminal-based > version of our software in combination with our new standard-software. I wasn't talking about your app software, only about the password storing and checking procedures which it appears that you are attempting to make compatible with the newer .NET password algorithm.
