I think I know the problem. Looks like your doing some additional encoded above and
beyond md5. Ex.
When I encrypt my password using straight MD5 I get: b414965511c3fe6cd6e2adbcf0a282a3
When I encrypt it using TurbineSecurity.encryptPassword I get: tBSWVRHD/mzW4q288KKCorg.
Is what I am showing true...Or am I doing it wrong?
>>> Jon Stevens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 02/12/01 08:41 PM >>>
on 2/12/01 4:04 PM, "Ethan Adams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yet when I try to login...I can't.
>
> Any thoughts???
Put some println's in the code and see what is going wrong. Then report back
to us. I'm using SHA and it works fine in Scarab.
services.TurbineSecurityService.secure.passwords.algorithm=SHA
services.TurbineSecurityService.secure.passwords=true
-jon
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