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From: Andrew Doran (ad
netbsd.org)Date: Fri Jan 26 2001 - 14:12:10 CST
Andrew Brown <atatat
atatdot.net> wrote:
> >> 20 characters is for md5 based passwords. you're using current, so a
> >> quick look at passwd.conf (sorry, there's no example in the tree)
> >> should give you an idea of this.
> >
> >We could use an example, by the way, if you care to contribute one...
>
> and i could make one up (and i probably will), but the totality of it,
> and the subtleties and full functionality, would be best maintained by
> someone who wrote the code. :)
crypt(3) says:
MD5 encryption:
For the MD5 encryption scheme, the version number (in this case ``1''),
salt and the hashed password are separated by the ``$'' character. A
valid password looks like this:
``$1$2qGr5PPQ$eT08WBFev3RPLNChixg0H.''.
The entire password string is passed as setting for interpretation.
Andrew
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