I'm not searching for a full solution and only want to know how to use hashlib
to create a equivalent string like
crypt.crypt('123456', '$6$ds41p/9VMA.BHH0U') returns the string below.
'$6$ds41p/9VMA.BHH0U$yv25s7jLxTRKLDNjIvT0Qc2jbcqdFRi5.PftO3cveTvjK49JhwCarIowOfrrNPD/PpYT3n6oNDIbjAONh8RXt1'
I tried:
from hashlib import sha512
from base64 import b64encode, b64decode
salt='ds41p/9VMA.BHH0U'
pwd='123456'
b64encode( sha512(pwd+salt).digest(), altchars='./' )
b64encode( sha512(salt+pwd).digest(), altchars='./' )
b64encode( sha512( pwd + b64decode(salt, altchars='./') ).digest(),
altchars='./')
b64encode( sha512( b64decode(salt, altchars='./') + pwd ).digest(),
altchars='./')
of course none of the four returns the value I want,
'yv25s7jLxTRKLDNjIvT0Qc2jbcqdFRi5.PftO3cveTvjK49JhwCarIowOfrrNPD/PpYT3n6oNDIbjAONh8RXt1',
how can I get the value? I can't use crypt.crypt because of the consideration
of cross-platform.
Thanks,
Cosmia
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