Re: [exim] are exim's crypteq "{md5}" and "{sha1}" salted?

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Author: WJCarpenter
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Subject: Re: [exim] are exim's crypteq "{md5}" and "{sha1}" salted?
>> The spec doesn't mention it, so I assume no. Just checking to make
>> sure.

> The hash lengths mentioned by the spec implicitly tells you that the answer is
> no. LDAP documentation talks about {smd5} and {ssha1} as the salted
> counterparts. We could perhaps implement those in Exim.

I'm OK as-is, though I might moved to the salted versions if they showed up someday. I was just checking my reading of the
spec. Thanks.



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