Edit report at http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=51247&edit=1

 ID:               51247
 Updated by:       paj...@php.net
 Reported by:      ondrej at debian dot org
 Summary:          SHA-2 family function test in crypt are wrong
-Status:           Open
+Status:           Assigned
 Type:             Bug
 Package:          Compile Failure
 Operating System: Linux
 PHP Version:      5.3.2

 New Comment:

Given the tests we have made lately on many platforms (with the author
of the bundled SHA and blowfish implementation), we ponder to always use
these version to provide a true portable crypt to PHP users. I will post
the details of the tests in our wiki to explain why it is a must (no
clear standard on error, differences in the way some character are
processd, etc.).



I also recommend to debian to use the PHP implementation instead of
relying of the various system versions.



About the m4 code, I will have to test it on our tests platforms.



Cheers,


Previous Comments:
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[2010-03-09 15:04:55] ondrej at debian dot org

Description:
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Tests for SHA-2 family functions in crypt() from -lcrypt are broken:



strcpy(&answer[29],"$6$$QMXjqd7rHQZPQ1yHsXkQqC1FBzDiVfTHXL.LaeDAeVV.IzMaV9VU4MQ8

kPuZa2SOP1A0RPm772EaFYjpEJtdu.");



in SHA-512 test will surely not fit into char answer[80]...  and because
of that 

salt (on the stack) is overwriten, same problem with SHA-256.  But even
if you 

increase the buffer, the code there is just plain wrong and could never
function 

correctly.



Looks like this code was not properly tested since there are probably
too few 

platforms where you can satisfy all needed crypt functions (extended DES
and 

Blowfish) and therefore internal crypt implementation is always used.



Attached patch corrects that.



If I have a more time I'll rework this whole code, to just use internal


reimplementations for functions not provided by system library.

Expected result:
----------------
checking for SHA512 crypt... yes

checking for SHA256 crypt... yes

Actual result:
--------------
checking for SHA512 crypt... no

checking for SHA256 crypt... no


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