Date: 11/13/00
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You don't decode them. That's where some of the security lies. You can
compare them though for authentication type purposes like:
SELECT 1 FROM tbl.passwd WHERE passwd=Password('$userpass');
Jason
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From: kenji chan [mailto:kenjikenji <email protected>]
Sent: Monday, November 13, 2000 1:06 PM
To: php-db <email protected>
Subject: [PHP-DB] Md5() / password() in MySQL
Md5() / password() in MySQL:
Md5() can be encode something, but how to decode it?
Password() is a buld in function in mysql , but how to decode something from
password() ??
Anyone know please email me..
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