Stas Bekman wrote:
>Steve, please try the current cvs for this test. Win32 is now skipped for
>crypt, but I added sha1 and md5 sub-tests. Got the hashes from htpasswd.
>Thanks.
>
Still not quite right:
t\apr\util....1..4
# Running under perl version 5.008004 for MSWin32
# Current time local: Thu May 27 09:31:31 2004
# Current time GMT: Thu May 27 08:31:31 2004
# Using Test.pm version 1.24
ok 1
# crypt
# crypt is not supported on MSWin32
ok 2
# sha1
not ok 3
# md5
ok 4
FAILED test 3
This is really weird - it looks like SHA-1 is failing, but running
htpasswd on my machine (using the same Apache 2.0.49 as mp2 is using) it
seems to be MD5 that disagrees with the values in the test file.
The test file contains this:
md5 => '$apr1$Kld6H/..$o5OPPPWslI3zB20S54u9s1',
sha1 => '{SHA}A5NpTRa4TethLkfOYlK9NfDYbAY=',
Running
C:\apache2\bin>.\htpasswd -nbs user "this is some text"
outputs
user:{SHA}A5NpTRa4TethLkfOYlK9NfDYbAY=
which looks fine, but changing the -nbs to -nbm disagrees with the test
file data, and doesn't even give the same answer every time:
C:\apache2\bin>.\htpasswd -nbm user "this is some text"
user:$apr1$/b......$jr0lO2qReuruvVOd4T/eO.
C:\apache2\bin>.\htpasswd -nbm user "this is some text"
user:$apr1$6b......$6u//KfKBjzrGboSSY2HiN/
C:\apache2\bin>.\htpasswd -nbm user "this is some text"
user:$apr1$Fb......$b1RNgyEDm0TTIswEvh3ZY1
Is this what you'd expect???
- Steve
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