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Posted by salmobytes on 11/23/07 18:48
On Nov 23, 11:47 am, salmobytes <Sandy.Pittendr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Nov 23, 8:47 am, Acrobatic <jbn...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > I'm trying to store user passwords in a MySQL database. I learned the
> > hard way that using MySQL "DECODE" and "ENCODE" doesn't seem to work
> > cross-platform, but if I encrypt on the server side with PHP's md5
> > function, will it work cross-platform (or cross-processor?)
>
> > Thank you for any advice
>
> Not exactly your question, but an often useful tidbit none-the-less:
>
> On a linux server, if you want to generate an md5hash
> from the command line, that would duplicate what would also
> be generated from php, you have to remember to echo -n
> (print to the console without a newline at the end of your string).
> I do this, for instance, when manually adding new users into
> an authentication database.
>
> `echo -n obama` produces the same hash as md5("obama") in php.
>
> `echo obama` does not......
echo -n obama | md5sum that is
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