Questions tagged [hash]

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sendmail authentication with passwords in SHA512 hash

Is it possible for sendmail to authenticate users from LDAP with passwords stored as SHA512 hash ? If yes, how? Edit: OS is Arch Linux and i want to use only LDAP to authenticate users.
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Does any varnish using directors.hash() and hash.backend() always choose the same backend?

I have 2 varnish, each of them having 2 backends (same varnish versions -v4.x- and configuration file). Incoming client connections are randomly distributed to any available varnish. I need clients to always use the same varnish backend, based on…
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Secure link depending only on directory name?

I am currently struggling to make nginx secure just folder name, dependlessly what the file name inside of it is. Let's say, I'm accessing a file in a folder /one/two/three, it would look like…
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ansible hash summ of vaiables

Help please, the second day can not solve the problem. I need to add checksum sha1 in file that is created from a template Example: {{ item.some_var1 | hash('sha1') }} - work fine But when I'm trying to get something like this {{ item.some_var1…
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How can I replicate Microsoft .NET manifest hashes, ideally on Linux command line?

I have a .NET click-once application which, I found out the hard way (user could not install), checks the checksums of its configuration files against checksums in the .exe.manifest as calculated at build-time. My user could not install, the error…
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What is the exact Juniper and Cisco router per-packet balancing hash algorithm?

Due to JunOS and Cisco documentation there is ability to configure hashing algorithm choosing one of the next-hop from the several multiple equal-cost paths. There is information about fields that could be used to compute target hash - it could be…
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Custom algorithm for password hashing with vsftpd

Traditionally, when the client logs in, it sends the credentials (username+pw) without any further processing. The server then checks if an entry exists in its user database that matches the supplied credentials. To render password recovery harder…
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rsync syncs too much files

I have the following directory structure: /tmp1 \_ file1.txt \_ file2.txt /tmp2 \_ file1.txt \_ file2.txt \_ file3.txt /changes With rsync's --compare-dest option, I want to sync all files into /changes that are not present in /tmp1 but…
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Logging or Auditing functionality for un/successful access to password hash files and other authentication files on Windows Server 2008 R2

I have been asked to find whether there is auditing enabled for one of our Windows Servers for accessing password hash files or other files used for authentication. Does anyone know if there is a Logging or Auditing functionality in place for…
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(Zimbra)OpenLDAP SSHA512

So, our employees use the Zimbra OpenLDAP, however, since this doesnt include PosixAccount we cant automatically link it to our Synology. So my boss wanted me to create an OpenLDAP Database, and automatically import the Users from the ZimbraLDAP…
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FCIV recursive verification on a xml file

Copying files folder to files_copy folder, one wants to check the files were copied correctly. Fciv.exe permits to make an xml database of the original files and then compare it to the copied destination: Taking an xml database recursively for the…
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After Updating to SHA2, private and public doesn't match

I've upgraded to SHA2 certificate, but after upgrading the new certificate key doesn't match my old private key. Public key has changed after updating and it doesn't match to previous private key. Is it usual that after upgrading to SHA2, the…
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SHA Hash of large files in Windows

I need a way of verifing the state of some VHD test environments. I am thinking I could generate SHA or MD5 hashes. How can you generate SHA hashes for large files, some of these VHDs are more than 10GB. Ideally I would prefer a script solution in…
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KB968730 after Server 2003 SP2 already installed

Our company already has Server 2003 SP2 installed, and with it brought crypt32.dll version 5.131.3790.5014. We're still, however, having what I believe are SHA2 errors (see below). Some preliminary research suggests that KB968730 should resolve…
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RADIUS-sever: Hashing password before checking

I do have to set up a RADIUS server for authentication with a captive portal of pfSense. Unfortunately, all passwords in the RADIUS' database are hashed with a certain algorithm. I do use a MySQL-database. Since the user are submitting their…
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