That's beyond me. I'd have a look at the vpopmail source code.
And google of course.
Rajesh M wrote:
hi
i ready the docs and found that method used is salted md5
i need some help in this
let us say i the password is : abc
then what is the function to generate the salted md5 hash ?
thanks
rajesh
Eric Shubert wrote:
Jake Vickers wrote:
Eric Shubert wrote:
Rajesh M wrote:
hi
one of my client's need that their users change passwords at
specific
intervals. The don't want to use the squirrelmail option.
i am planning to carry this out using php and directly edit the
vpopmail
database.
i need to know the method followed for password encryption in the
mysql
database
help please ?
thanks very much
rajesh
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I'd look into the source code for vpopmail-toaster. I'm guessing
that your answer would be in vadduser.c
By default they're not encoded, unless you changed that setting.
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I think they're stored both encoded and in plain text by default. See
results of /home/vpopmail/vuserinfo command. I'm not sure what the
encoding mechanism is though, or exactly how it's used.
It will be the default hashing for mysql - I think I wrote something on
this 2 years or so ago if you want to dig in the archives for it (not
you Eric)
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