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Note: I don't know much about SCrypt, so I may be describing this wrong.
I have password hashes that were generated by a different project that I need to use inside a new Rails project. The hashes start with "$s0$" which seems to mean that they use version 0 of the format with 128-bit salt and 256-bit derived key. When I pass these hashes to SCrypt::Password.new, I get an invalid hash error. Is there some other method I should be using or is this format not supported?
Here's an example hash that was generated from the string "password":
$s0$e0801$1bEUOnAzdsDd2fWCL1yKN4UCHHzV70fi5EHc6Fmk610=$Yp4N+9UaJ3hG7KoOk+1yUf9+rieAASVzuEifeqW7z44=
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Can't decrypt version 0 hashes
Can't decrypt MCF formatted hashes
Mar 8, 2016
Note: I don't know much about SCrypt, so I may be describing this wrong.
I have password hashes that were generated by a different project that I need to use inside a new Rails project. The hashes start with "$s0$" which seems to mean that they use version 0 of the format with 128-bit salt and 256-bit derived key. When I pass these hashes to
SCrypt::Password.new
, I get an invalid hash error. Is there some other method I should be using or is this format not supported?Here's an example hash that was generated from the string "password":
$s0$e0801$1bEUOnAzdsDd2fWCL1yKN4UCHHzV70fi5EHc6Fmk610=$Yp4N+9UaJ3hG7KoOk+1yUf9+rieAASVzuEifeqW7z44=
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: