Hi Grandfather,

Thanks for your effort. I want to understand what you say since it is beneficial for me

What do you actually say?

I included encrypted password in /tmp/password.txt file in following way. 

username,c0075ad4e26ec3dee225ccb6387b0b77

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Then, I input USERNAME as username and PASSWORD as SamplePassword. But, It won't work. Why?

But, IF I input USERNAME as username and PASSWORD as c0075ad4e26ec3dee225ccb6387b0b77 , it will work..

Is it the way?

> To check a supplied password use the same hash process that was used to generate the hash originally then compare the two hash codes.

How can I do it? Pls help me to complete the code with security.

In reply to Re^2: with CGI, How to have multiple usernames and passwords from a txt file (password.txt) file by theravadamonk
in thread with CGI, How to have multiple usernames and passwords from a txt file (password.txt) file by theravadamonk

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