Hi,
as of my understanding of "normal" md5, this is only a hash code, meaning
you will never be able to uncrypt the password (correct me if this is not
the way radiator uses it). For example, try the tools "md5sum" on (mostly)
every linux box. Il will give you a 128 bits hash of any file.
Maybe
Hi,
I think if you use the code I sent you it will work - I have
not tested "use Digest::MD5 qw(md5_hex)". I know that
the format of your encrypted password is wrong. If you
give the code I sent a try, compare the format, it will
become pretty obvious.
Mickey
At 08:58 29-06-01, Separovic, Jas
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> Hi,
>
> I had a similar problem, and then realized that t
Hi,
I had a similar problem, and then realized that the column
I had defined in my db was a couple of bytes too short to
hold the entire md5 password.
Mickey
At 06:08 29-06-01, Separovic, Jason wrote:
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I'm having a problem with authenticating md5 encrypted pa
