Ivan Ferreira wrote:
> If i'm not wrong, this is because these encription algorithms uses an
> "initialization vector (IV)".
An IV for MD5? I seriously doubt that. Note that MD5 is not reversible
encryption. It's a hash algorithm (one-way encryption). Maybe you're talking
about adding a salt? But this would be password scheme {SMD5} not {MD5}.
BTW: {SSHA} should be preferred!
To make things more clear here are good explanations which also apply to
FDS: http://www.openldap.org/faq/data/cache/419.html
Ciao, Michael.
