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St0rm · 05-01-2004, 08:27 AM

There seems to be a problem with the io_user_query() function:

PHP Code:


			
$uid = io_user_id("ioFTPD");

$password = "ioFTPD";

$userfile = io_user_open($uid);

$usermask = io_user_mask_init(UINFO_PASSWORD);

$userarray = io_user_query($userfile, $usermask);

print($userarray[0] . "<br />" . io_sha1($password));

This code should print 2 passwords that are exactly the same, but for some reason it doesn't. The output looks like this:

6045ff757913ff59ff10ffff4f2746ff4d4d6b32
6045b1757913f659b210fceb4f2746d74d4d6b32

The second password is the correct one, which matches the password in the corresponding user file. The first password matches nothing (not even a password from the other userfiles). Am I missing something here or is it a bug in one of the functions?

05-01-2004, 08:27 AM
St0rm Disabled Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 105	There seems to be a problem with the io_user_query() function: PHP Code: `$uid = io_user_id("ioFTPD"); $password = "ioFTPD"; $userfile = io_user_open($uid); $usermask = io_user_mask_init(UINFO_PASSWORD); $userarray = io_user_query($userfile, $usermask); print($userarray[0] . "<br />" . io_sha1($password));` This code should print 2 passwords that are exactly the same, but for some reason it doesn't. The output looks like this: 6045ff757913ff59ff10ffff4f2746ff4d4d6b32 6045b1757913f659b210fceb4f2746d74d4d6b32 The second password is the correct one, which matches the password in the corresponding user file. The first password matches nothing (not even a password from the other userfiles). Am I missing something here or is it a bug in one of the functions?