Piotr Furman wrote:
I've edited GMailAuthPlugin, renamed it MD5AuthPlugin, added that code
and removed the google specific code. It doesn't give any errors, but it
also doesn't let me log in. I've tried adding a line to log things, but
that doesn't seem to be working either.
Maybe You
+---[ Robert (Jamie) Munro ]--
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| It's a pretty silly implementation, though. The point of hashing
| passwords with MD5 or SHA1 is that if an attacker can read the password
| files due to some kind of security leak, he still doesn't have the
| passwords themselves,
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Robert (Jamie) Munro wrote:
Piotr Furman wrote:
I've edited GMailAuthPlugin, renamed it MD5AuthPlugin, added that code
and removed the google specific code. It doesn't give any errors, but it
also doesn't let me log in. I've tried adding a line to
Tres Seaver wrote:
Robert (Jamie) Munro wrote:
How do you use md5 passwords in PAS?
I've got an SQL database already populated with usernames and md5
passwords from an old system that I am replacing - I don't have the
cleartext passwords.
You write an authentication plugin which takes the
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On 12 Oct 2006, at 14:03, Robert (Jamie) Munro wrote:
I've edited GMailAuthPlugin, renamed it MD5AuthPlugin, added that code
and removed the google specific code. It doesn't give any errors,
but it
also doesn't let me log in. I've tried adding a
I've edited GMailAuthPlugin, renamed it MD5AuthPlugin, added that code
and removed the google specific code. It doesn't give any errors, but it
also doesn't let me log in. I've tried adding a line to log things, but
that doesn't seem to be working either.
Maybe You should take a look at
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Robert (Jamie) Munro wrote:
How do you use md5 passwords in PAS?
I've got an SQL database already populated with usernames and md5
passwords from an old system that I am replacing - I don't have the
cleartext passwords.
You write an
