> You never said you would be using PHP, or anything else for that matter.
> We can't read your mind.
>
If it's custom, is there a way to take this password, decrypt it (without
having to use plain passwords), in order for it to be encrypted, or thrown
into the database so that php/sql can recognize it somehow, or is this pretty
much out of the question?
Sure i did;) Right there even
> "because php does NOT recognize the encryption method used here"
> Bullshit :)
>
Believe me, i've been up and down through this exact page, I've tried each and
every method (crypt, blowfish,md5, des) over the past few weeks, all with
zero positive results. Obviously i'm missing something here (wouldn't be the
first time), but what??
the logical assumption would be
if (crypt($pass,$dbpass) == $dbpass)
{
echo 'yay';
return;
}
else
{
echo 'nope';
return;
}
where $pass=formvalue and $dbpass=database value
would work, which I have tried, yet that isn't it.
