[ale] How do you store your passwords?

[Jim Lynch]

Paul Cartwright wrote:

>On Sun November 11 2007 6:34 am, Jim Lynch wrote:
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>>Check out bcrypt http://bcrypt.sourceforge.net/.  It's pretty easy to
>>use, is available on Linux and Windows and perhaps more.
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>>Jim.
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>yes it does. it compiled easily, I copied bcrypt to /usr/bin and ran it to 
>unencrypt the 2 files he had as examples. Now all I need is a 56 character 
>password that I can remember...:)
>the only issue is the update time:
>(Updated September 11, 2002)
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My theory is if you do it right the first time, you don't have to update 
it.  :)  Of course that's also probably why my projects have dozens of 
revisions.

Jim.

>but it seems compatible with my system.
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>thanks!
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My theory is if you do it right the first time, you don't have to update 
it.  :)  Of course that's also probably why my projects have dozens of 
revisions.

Jim.