Again this should have been asked in a mySQL List, however: Why not do the Job with mySQL directly ? SELECT count(*) FROM system_user WHERE pass=password("yourplaintextpass"); Started your Server with --old-passwords ? No problem, just use "pass=old_password()" instead. hth FranzF Solaris User wrote:
What type of hash does OTRS v2 use when storing a password in MySQL? It looks like crypt, but I am unable to tell what the salt is.
Essentially, my problem is that I want to interface with the 'pw' field in the system_user table using a PHP page I made. I am currently unable to do this because I do not know how to encrypt the plaintext given by a user in the PHP page, encrypt it, and compare it to the 'pw' field in the system_user table.
Any help is greatly appriciated!
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