Galen P.Zink wrote:
Kris,
I doubt there's "no way" to do this under OS X. Maybe by default, you
have a curve ball to deal with. But considering the kernel is open
source, you could make this OS do anything... literally :)
That is how I feel as well. Being a long-time *nix/BSD user.. I have
hear
Galen,
Thank you for the response. I understand where you are coming from;
your use of MD5 hash. In short, my goal is to recreate crypt()'s method
of creating "unix style" passwords without using PHP's built-in crypt()
function... (as seen in /etc/shadow on a *nix server, ie.
$1$sed$blaaa
I use md5 all the time and OS X is my web development staging
environment! I write and test all my scripts on OS X and then send off
to the server. I don't use crypt, but I have never seen any problems
going between the two. apache, php, mysql, rsync, ssh, scp, everything
*nixy plus a nice inte
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