On Fri, May 27, 2022 at 10:53:02AM +0000, Eric Wong wrote: > Which may be an extremely long username... Now I'm thinking > it's safe for UUID_1 and UUID_2 to be the same, to save storage > space on the server and to save users from dealing with > excessively long, compression-unfriendly field entries. So, > this: > username: $UUID@$NEWSGROUP.$SLICE > password: $UUID
1. I'd even say that we don't need all the entropy of uuid here and it's probably sufficient to grab 8-12 bytes from /dev/random and z-base-32 encode them (z-base-32 to produce case-insensitive strings) 2. You can make password be "p" :) -K
