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    • Ken Coar's avatar
      · 994fbb4d
      Ken Coar authored 
      	Enhance the authentication password handling so that stored
	passwords can be encrypted with either DES or MD5.  htpasswd can
	now generate either on systems that allow both, and MD5 on
	Win32.   .htpasswd files can contain both types; usernames
	with passwords encrypted with MD5 and usernames with DES
	passwords can appear in the same file.  The authentication
	modules (mod_auth, mod_auth_db, mod_auth_dbm) autosense the
	correct algorithm from the stored password.

	This gives us encrypted passwords on Win32 at last.  This is
	only the first part of the patch; some changes to allow the
	Win32 side to build properly are being fixed and should be
	committed to-morrow.  However, Unix systems can build with
	and use these immediately.

Submitted by:	Ryan Bloom <rbb@Raleigh.IBM.Com>
Reviewed by:	Ken Coar


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    • dgaudet's avatar
      Fix O(n^2) memory consumption in mod_speling. (Tested by · 2bf09617
      dgaudet authored 
      Renaud Bruyeron <renaud@w3.org> and Eric Prud'hommeaux <eric@w3.org>)


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    • Jim Jagielski's avatar
      Take II of the shell consistancy change. Although I agree that the use · ddf6d0f8
      Jim Jagielski authored 
      of '.' is easier on the eyes, 'x' does seem more common and old-dog
shell programmers kind of expect it. It's also easier to search for in
vi :)

Some may question why we need to wrap or protect if we are sure that
the $var isn't null, but it really doesn't cost that much for the
extra insurance and it stops people from having to shift "mental gears"
when they run across such statements.

Some may question why even bother with a consistant style... I think
it's important to write readable code and understandable code and code
that others can maintain easily. A consistant style, IMO, helps this
effort. It also just plain looks better :)
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