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"Richard Lynch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> >If I insert a row's field's value using the PASSWORD() function, will I
need
> >to use it or another function to find that row using the same field?
>
> You'll need to do this when somebody tries to log in la
>If I insert a row's field's value using the PASSWORD() function, will I need
>to use it or another function to find that row using the same field?
You'll need to do this when somebody tries to log in later:
In other words, you can *NEVER* "go backwards" from the password() function
output to
To my knowledge it isn't possible to "decrypt" the PASSWORD function in
MySQL (you need to use MySQL ENCRYPT/DECRYPT for that). However, it's
possible to use PASSWORD on the user-provided string too. You could try
the following code:
$query="SELECT * FROM users where username='$PHP_AUTH_USER'
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