1 Topic by bill_wong (edited by bill_wong 2016-12-29 14:30:13)

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Topic: Password hashes problem

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Hi all,

The mail account password hashes default is SSHA or SSHA512 if using SQL back-end server?

i checked my SQL server both password hashes method  in different user account used,  the PW hashes is random to generate?

e.g.
username                           Password
xx@xx.com                         {SSHA}4YOkRdNp93DQSjqidvTAFDSGddf8ZhcJGbHqcZ3jHHfadhjhajfhjkadhwhGw==
zz@zz.com                         {ssha512}Xz1UUu3VZR2U2tCqmDEGarDeCf/3pvtLx/ELRl13NO440iUJw+EuL

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2 Reply by ZhangHuangbin

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Re: Password hashes problem

bill_wong wrote:

The mail account password hashes default is SSHA or SSHA512 if using SQL back-end server?

Check this tutorial:
http://www.iredmail.org/docs/password.h … n-iredmail

How did you generate these passwords? Different applications may use different hashes.