hello,
On 5/21/08, Nelson Serafica <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> insert into radcheck (username,attribute,value)
> values('$data[1]','Password',encrypt('$data[5]'))
$data[5] will be hashed by unix crypt() if its called by mysql
encrypt(). this is normal if your attribute is crypt-password. you
cannot reverse it, but you can check/compare supplied password against
it (as xander already told you in his post).
is $data[1] also scrambled? i guess not because i see your attribute
field value ("Password") clearly.
i know such a progammer that that scrambles _all_ data inside mysql. i
cannot even backup the database because mysqldump chokes and
terminates if it encounters "foreign" characters. this programmer is
so proud that he thinks no one can take over his work.
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