I don't know if this is helpful, but I wrote a recipe I call Crypt2, based on Crypt. I'd be glad to share it. I haven't uploaded it to the Cookbook because testing it is beyond my current expertise. If someone else knows how to test it and wants to, I could send it along. Here's what it does:
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Creates an encrypted password that matches a regex pattern | - masks user keystrokes | - allows customizable prompts and messages (e.g. call the result an "Authorization code") | - gets confirmation by asking the user to re-enter the password +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Optional parameters: | $Crypt2InclusionPattern is the regex pattern that a good password must match. | Defaults to length >= 8, with at least 1 upper case letter, 1 lower case letter, and 1 number or special character | $Crypt2ExclusionPattern is the regex pattern that a good password must not match. | Defaults to anything containing whitespace | $Crypt2InclusionMessage, $Crypt2ExclusionMessage, and $Crypt2MismatchMessage are the texts shown for user errors | $Crypt2GoodMessage is the message shown when a good password is entered and confirmed | $Crypt2Label is the text shown before the encrypted password. Defaults to "Encrypted password: " | $Crypt2Prompt and $Crypt2Prompt2 are the prompts shown to elicit the password and its confirmation | $Crypt2IntroMessage and $Crypt2CloseMessage are text that serve as a little header and footer, regardless of what happens +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Note: This recipe is an adaptation of PmWiki's crypt script. It hasn't been well tested. +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ On Jun 13, 2010, at 6:10 PM, Petko Yotov wrote: > > I just realize that while the workaround should work in broken PHP > installations, once these installations are upgraded and fixed, the saved > passwords may stop working. So, we should probably look for a better > solution, > like simply telling people to have passwords of 4 or more characters. _______________________________________________ pmwiki-devel mailing list pmwiki-devel@pmichaud.com http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-devel
