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dcalvachecasas

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Registered: 2012-07-26

Posts: 1

Problem with encrypted passwords in GLPI

Hello All

After a update from version 0.72X i have a severe problem with the format that glpi stores the passwords.
That version store the password in a MD5 format wich is equal to mysql MD5 function, i mean if a update a password from glpi fronted, that password is the same to one generated by the MD5 function in a SQL statement at the cli.

In the updated version 0.83.31, the password that generated the glpi frontend IS NOT the same string that the one generated by the SQL statement.

I integrate my postfixserver within the passwords of the glpi, i apliead a base64 function to tranlate the old password_md5 record in a form that postfix can understand,  and now al this work is broken. Where can i modify the code to obtain the same passwords as previous version?.

example : old glpi stores the string dcalvache as b27695c6e25f60271ac2d5ef0c8f2abe

and the new version stores the following: 385fd27e513614a605821216b07db5dcf21c0e52

what is happening?

Please i'm deseperated.

Himanshu

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Registered: 2007-03-06

Posts: 13

Re: Problem with encrypted passwords in GLPI

That is Because it uses SHA1 to Encrypt .

JMD

GLPI - Lead

Registered: 2004-09-13

Posts: 9,180

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Re: Problem with encrypted passwords in GLPI

Exactly

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