As others suggested, use md5 or one of the mhash functions. You can't
retrieve the password, but you shouldn't need to anyway.
When someone looses their password, get rid of their old one and mail them
their randomly created new one. Then just allow them to change it to
whatever they want.
Make
On Monday 16 April 2001 20:41, you wrote:
> I'm looking for comments on this one. I'm developing a site that
> will have user logins on it. What's the best way to do this? What to
> store, and how?
>
> - Are people more inclined to use a username when they need to log
> in to some
job by
being just a one-way
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I'm looking for comments on this one. I'm developing a site that
will have user logins on it. What's the best way to do this? What to
store, and how?
- Are people more inclined to use a username when they need to log
in to something, or would asking for an email (as the userID)
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