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Matías Hernández
(sorry for my english, but i'm speak spanish)
Hi list.. this is my first post... and obviously if for help..
I try to implement the password function of mysql in a python script.
I read that the password function of mysql was implemented with a double
sha1()
I python i try this:
example1:
if __name__=="__main__":
s = hashlib.sha1()
s.update('test')
s2 = hashlib.sha1()
s2.update(s.digest()
print s2.hexdigest()
This script show me the same hash that password function of mysql, but
when i implement this in a class the hash is different??? why???
And if is posible??? can you show a example code of old_password
function of mysql in python???
THNX
Hi list.. this is my first post... and obviously if for help..
I try to implement the password function of mysql in a python script.
I read that the password function of mysql was implemented with a double
sha1()
I python i try this:
example1:
if __name__=="__main__":
s = hashlib.sha1()
s.update('test')
s2 = hashlib.sha1()
s2.update(s.digest()
print s2.hexdigest()
This script show me the same hash that password function of mysql, but
when i implement this in a class the hash is different??? why???
And if is posible??? can you show a example code of old_password
function of mysql in python???
THNX