PHP usually uses the appropriate crypt system call for the system, so
whether it is DES, SMD5 or BLF, I believe you can reliably generate
hashed passwords like this:
echo "<? print crypt('foofoo'); ?>" | php
Also, in your manifest, you are using double-quotes (") to enclose the
password. You will want to make sure to use single-quotes ('), since
(at least) salted MD5 always contains the dollar-sign ($) character.
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