JJB2004
07-23-2006, 06:27 PM
Hi,
In relation to this post,
vb does a double conversion like this ;
Hash = MD5( MD5(password) . SALT )
Since you have the MD5(password) already, to convert your hashes to vb format you just need to do MD5 ( HASH . SALT ) - where HASH is your current MD5 hash and SALT is the users salt (stored in the user table). Obviously for a new import, you could create the salt yourself, and then store it in the user table at the same time as everything else.
Would it be possible for someone to explain this in further detail, the steps involved, as I am not currently comfortable doing it due to lack of knowledge.
Thanks.
In relation to this post,
vb does a double conversion like this ;
Hash = MD5( MD5(password) . SALT )
Since you have the MD5(password) already, to convert your hashes to vb format you just need to do MD5 ( HASH . SALT ) - where HASH is your current MD5 hash and SALT is the users salt (stored in the user table). Obviously for a new import, you could create the salt yourself, and then store it in the user table at the same time as everything else.
Would it be possible for someone to explain this in further detail, the steps involved, as I am not currently comfortable doing it due to lack of knowledge.
Thanks.