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  • Announcements *sigh* admin / password / crypt() / ignorance - Announcements
    Posted by jason (Wednesday June 14 2000 @ 03:05PM EDT) views: 539
    The problem with some users not being to login to admin has finally been solved. I apologize that so many have had to help troubleshoot/debug this to get it working on their system. The problem was a result of ignorance, a huge blunder on my part.

    I was not using php's crypt() correctly AT ALL. Instead of checking for which encryption methods were availble of a system, and encrypting accordingly, I was using using the string "CRYPT_BLOWFISH" as the salt. Lame eh. I must've been skimming the docs a page a second. CRYPT_BLOWFISH is a constant that returns either 0 or 1 depending of whether or not that particular system supports it. What this was doing was setting the salt to either 0 or 1. I develop on Linux, which by default does not support blowfish, so the default password that was shipped with phpWebLog was set with a salt of 0. This means that this would work fine on any system that didn't support blowfish. However, as I saw more people using BSD having problems, whala. BSD is well know for their all-encompassing encryption support.

    I learned my lesson. =]

    Jason

    < Layout Infrastructure Decision | got a problem here... :( >

    By philip (Wednesday June 14 2000 @ 03:15PM EDT)
    thank god, i thought i was losing my mind!
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    By Mike (Wednesday June 14 2000 @ 06:15PM EDT)
    Whew, now that thats overwith ;)

    Finally good to see it end!
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    By X-Gote (Thursday June 15 2000 @ 04:55PM EDT)
    Your still the man!
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    By Anonymous (Thursday June 15 2000 @ 05:31PM EDT)
    Finnaly
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