by Joe Morr » Fri, 25 Feb 1994 03:35:44
It doesn't seem like there would be any problems releasing a front-end
to the library function like there are for the library call itself.
Anybody have a lead?
Thanks,
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-joe "Honey, they're in *everybody's* eggs" --firesigns
by Joe Morr » Fri, 25 Feb 1994 06:36:28
Thanks,
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-joe "Honey, they're in *everybody's* eggs" --firesigns
by Joe Morr » Fri, 25 Feb 1994 08:45:40
If anyone else is as clueless as I, archie can answer your question.
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-joe "Honey, they're in *everybody's* eggs" --firesigns
1. crypt in C++ just like crypt in c library
I ever used the crypt function to crypt a string. and then compared the
crypted string with a special string such as password in shadow file. Using
this function, I can validate that the user is right or not.
The operation system is UNIX Sparc 2.6
But when I try to translate this function to C++. I was told that crypt has
not prototype. I don't know the correspnding function in C++ library just
like crypt in C library.
Any advice is welcome.
Thanks a lot.
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