Feedback: Random and Recursive Crypting using Salt on Unix and Win32

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Random and Recursive Crypting using Salt on Unix and Win32

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Well, this isn't about the Perl parts of the article.

I was reading the article, and I noticed that on the picture of the user id/ password screen, someone wrote, "oh my god..." or something like that. I'm a Christian, and I don't really appreciate the use of that phrase unless it's in a serious way. I'd like it if you would change that. There's so many other phrases you could use that don't offend anyone.

Thanks,
Matthew Fox

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Worth reading

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Nice article, but it misses the key point of confusion. If, every time I call encryp:password, it uses another salt, and hence comes up with a different encrypteed password, how on earth can I use it for password protection. I need to be ebalt to encrypt the same password twice, and get a result I can compare, no?

Seems a point worth mentioning, I'm certainly confused, and researching more on the web as a result ...

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Very worth reading

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Just right

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Just right

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Thank you very much for providing this information!