SSHA Seed?

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Robert r. Sanders wrote:
> We are attempting to sync (via ldap copy) the usernames and passwords of 
> our FDS LDAP users with an OpenLDAP server.  The issue we are running 
> into is we are fairly new to FDS and can't figure out how to determine 
> the SSHA Seed value (which we could then set as the seed on the OpenLDAP 
> server).
> 
> I've been searching this morning and have failed to discover anything; 
> any info would be very useful.

Hi,
  I don't think it matters what you set for a SSHA salt (seed) value on 
the OL side.

  SHA salts only serve the purpose of ensuring that two hashes of 
identical data yield different output. Validating two hashes of 
identical data will succeed, even if they were generated with different 
salts, and thus look different.

BR,
--
mike




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