Right...it's pretty well one-way encryption, so you can't get the password back. And as you say, just declaring NOCRYPT will screw up the current pfiles. So, about the only thing you can do now is to start saving unencrypted passwords and use pfile versioning to decide what type of pfile is being loaded.
Personally, I wouldn't actually save them in plain text... but maybe roast them in a way that the passwords are retrievable without being immediately recognized by someone who gets a glimpse of one (base64 encoding comes to mind). > Yeah, I feel kinda silly asking this, but how do you decrypt passwords and > such? I'm trying to add it to finger, because, I can't just simply look it > up in the pfiles, heh. I would add the -DNOCRYPT to my make file, but that > would cause all the passwords to be screwy, so I'd rather just find a way to > decrypt them and send them to a character online.
