Re: Unix Password Encryption Procedures
From: Casper H.S. Dik (Casper.Dik_at_Sun.COM)
Date: 09/28/04
- Next message: Doug Freyburger: "Re: OSX/Panther: UFS vs. HFS+ for swap area"
- Previous message: Kushal Agarwal: "Re: Unix Password Encryption Procedures"
- In reply to: Kushal Agarwal: "Re: Unix Password Encryption Procedures"
- Next in thread: Kushal Agarwal: "Re: Unix Password Encryption Procedures"
- Reply: Kushal Agarwal: "Re: Unix Password Encryption Procedures"
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
Date: 28 Sep 2004 15:30:38 GMT
kushal.agarwal@gmail.com (Kushal Agarwal) writes:
>So basically you are saying that crypt should be able to figure out
>what algorithm was used, if I just hand it the entire hashed string.
Correct.
>In terms of calling PAM, would I have to create my own module to
>authenticate users, or will I be able to use a predefined module?
If you want different password encryption then you need
to change crypt(). This is why Solaris has a pluggable
crypt implemenation; you can define your own algorithms.
Casper
- Next message: Doug Freyburger: "Re: OSX/Panther: UFS vs. HFS+ for swap area"
- Previous message: Kushal Agarwal: "Re: Unix Password Encryption Procedures"
- In reply to: Kushal Agarwal: "Re: Unix Password Encryption Procedures"
- Next in thread: Kushal Agarwal: "Re: Unix Password Encryption Procedures"
- Reply: Kushal Agarwal: "Re: Unix Password Encryption Procedures"
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]