Is there any way to force PHP 4.1's crypt to generate crypt's with
2-letter salts? We've written some apps that do things the hack way --
if (crypt($pass,substr($pass,0,2)) == $cryptpass) -- and changing all of
them to work the extended way is a real pain the arse. That includes
changing all
On Tue, 8 Jan 2002, Mike Eheler wrote:
Is there any way to force PHP 4.1's crypt to generate crypt's with
2-letter salts? We've written some apps that do things the hack way --
if (crypt($pass,substr($pass,0,2)) == $cryptpass) -- and changing all of
them to work the extended way is a real
It's too late for that. And I don't believe that the system's crypt()
function just magically changed at exactly the same time we upgraded to
PHP 4.1
Mike
Patrik Wallstrom wrote:
On Tue, 8 Jan 2002, Mike Eheler wrote:
Is there any way to force PHP 4.1's crypt to generate crypt's with
On Tue, 8 Jan 2002, Mike Eheler wrote:
It's too late for that. And I don't believe that the system's crypt()
function just magically changed at exactly the same time we upgraded to
PHP 4.1
According to the crypt() man page, crypt() can use four methods of
encryption:
CRYPT_STD_DES -
Too late for that, too.. in addition to providing web hosting for
hundreds of sites, we are also a web development company and have 2
major websites out there using extended php 4.1 features.
We need STD_DES, and it appears that PHP 4.1 has switched to using MD5
by default.
Thanks for your
On Tue, 8 Jan 2002, Mike Eheler wrote:
Too late for that, too.. in addition to providing web hosting for
hundreds of sites, we are also a web development company and have 2
major websites out there using extended php 4.1 features.
We need STD_DES, and it appears that PHP 4.1 has switched to
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