Re: MD5 crypt passwords

2007-12-18 Thread Yuri Baburov
On Dec 17, 2007 5:44 AM, akaihola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I need to allow users to log in to my Django site with their old Unix > usernames and passwords, which may be encoded with MD5-based crypt. > Yuri, I don't believe your hook provides that functionality. You've said, you need to migra

Re: MD5 crypt passwords

2007-12-16 Thread akaihola
I need to allow users to log in to my Django site with their old Unix usernames and passwords, which may be encoded with MD5-based crypt. Yuri, I don't believe your hook provides that functionality. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are sub

Re: MD5 crypt passwords

2007-12-02 Thread Yuri Baburov
ls.User.password string. > The choice of delimiter collides with glibc2 crypt. Apart from that > MD5 crypt passwords should just work with the current code. > > I added a ticket [4] for this and submitted three different solutions > as patches. > > I bumped into this issue when crea

MD5 crypt passwords

2007-12-02 Thread akaihola
encrypted password with "$1$$" instead of the 2-character salt. Django uses dollar signs ($) to delimit the algorithm, salt and encrypted password in the contrib.auth.models.User.password string. The choice of delimiter collides with glibc2 crypt. Apart from that MD5 crypt passwords shoul