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Subject: trouble with encryption
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Happy easter to all,

I'm having trouble with encryption. I have two 4.2-RELEASE FreeBSD systems.
When  I
create a htaccess style passwd file on system 1 and transfer(sp?) it to
system 2 and try to get Perl to
compare a string, which I know is the passwd, I get a diffrant sytle of
encryption.


System 1: $1$KKpRrU/u$XLbGc6z7kS3MZY.VBT2p71
System 2 :$14o/km.CqEvM

Any help on this would be great.
Regards,

Kiel Stirling
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