Date: 04/10/00
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Nope. What I recommend is that you do is do a MD5 of the MD5 and send the
results of that to their email account in your DB. Then they input that
string in a web form (which you use to authenticate the user), which then
allows them to choose a new password.
That's how I solved it once.
On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, Stephen Neander wrote:
> I need to write a PHP script to e-mail a user their password if they
> have forgotten it. I'm using PHPLIB and auth_user_md5 which stores the
> password as an MD5 hash. Is there a way of reversing the MD5 hash so
> that I can send them their password?
>
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