Issue importing MD5 Hash passwords into Ablecommerce 7.0.3
Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2009 4:33 pm
Hi,
We are having an issue importing MD5 hash passwords from an old website into AC 7.0.3. We understand that AbleCommerce supports MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA384, and SHA512 hash passwords. We have specified that our passwords are MD5 but Ablecommerce is not computing the passwords as expected.
As an example, we have a password called 'Mumba' which when computed with MD5 is calculated as: 'db4e9ea0ebc2f4c2ea90972d65d3b805'.
However in AbleCommerce the MD5 hash calculated for password 'xxxx' is 'krKUMVptcupgMeG6y7nfoL2d65d3b805'.
We can calculate MD5 hash online at http://www.adamek.biz/md5-generator.php from this you can see that the MD5 hash calculated by AbleCommerce does not seem to be valid.
Please can someone shed some light on as to why Ablecommerce is not computing as expected and how we may be able to remedy this problem?
Thanks and regards,
Tony
We are having an issue importing MD5 hash passwords from an old website into AC 7.0.3. We understand that AbleCommerce supports MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA384, and SHA512 hash passwords. We have specified that our passwords are MD5 but Ablecommerce is not computing the passwords as expected.
As an example, we have a password called 'Mumba' which when computed with MD5 is calculated as: 'db4e9ea0ebc2f4c2ea90972d65d3b805'.
However in AbleCommerce the MD5 hash calculated for password 'xxxx' is 'krKUMVptcupgMeG6y7nfoL2d65d3b805'.
We can calculate MD5 hash online at http://www.adamek.biz/md5-generator.php from this you can see that the MD5 hash calculated by AbleCommerce does not seem to be valid.
Please can someone shed some light on as to why Ablecommerce is not computing as expected and how we may be able to remedy this problem?
Thanks and regards,
Tony