T o n g wrote:
> What's the current replacement for the old unix "crypt"?
It depends upon what you mean by replacement. Do you want to decrypt
previously encrypted files? Or do you want a currently best in class
secure file encryption program?
If the latter then 'gpg&#x
In , T o n g wrote:
>What's the current replacement for the old unix "crypt"?
I suggest the "makepasswd" package, which contains the useful "makepasswd"
script. It can generate passwords, but it also has the functions of crypt;
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Hi,
What's the current replacement for the old unix "crypt"?
mcrypt was intended to be the replacement, but "Please note that this
package is buggy and unmaintained by the upstream authors".
I hope openssl can do that, but I can't figure that out from openss
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