by Alex Ha » Sun, 03 Feb 2002 01:53:36
Can someone show me the algorithm. Thanks.
- Alex Hart
by Michael Heimin » Sun, 03 Feb 2002 06:02:04
man cryptQuote:> I'd like to know how the md5 passwords in my shadow file are
> generated. I've tried every possible combination that I can think
> of, but I can't reproduce what's in there. I'm using the perl module
> Digest::MD5, but don't think that should matter.
> Can someone show me the algorithm. Thanks.
> - Alex Hart
Michael Heiming
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by Lee Sau Da » Thu, 07 Feb 2002 17:20:40
Michael> at Friday 01 February 2002 17:53:
>> I'd like to know how the md5 passwords in my shadow file are
>> generated. I've tried every possible combination that I can
>> think of, but I can't reproduce what's in there. I'm using the
>> perl module Digest::MD5, but don't think that should matter.
>>
>> Can someone show me the algorithm. Thanks.
>>
>> - Alex Hart
>>
Michael> man crypt
Try:
$ perl -e 'print crypt("abcdefg","\$1\$pqrstuvwxyz"),"\n"'
Have fun!
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F.
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