I've implemented web systems with hash&salt/bcrypt password systems.

I'm pretty sure i could find a way to do it in the PM codebase. But that would require giving me access to an "offline" dev copy with complete code and database access to do many test runs, prefereably a recent database dump with all the passwords reset to random strings. So this is rather unlikely to ever happen.

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In reply to Re^4: login with google account by cavac
in thread login with google account by ysth

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