crack_getlastmessage
Also this module contains own implementation of cracklib isn't compatible with known cracklib library (http://sourceforge.net/projects/cracklib/), so you can't use dictionaries from sf cracklib.
crack_opendict
(PECL crack >= 0.1)
crack_opendict — Opens a new CrackLib dictionary
Descrierea
resource crack_opendict
( string $dictionary
)
crack_opendict() opens the specified CrackLib dictionary for use with crack_check().
Avertizare
Această funcţie este EXPERIMENTALĂ. Comportamentul acestei funcţii, denumirea sa şi orice alte aspecte documentate în privinţa acestei funcţii pot să fie modificate fără preaviz într-o versiune viitoare a PHP. Utilizaţi această funcţie la propriul risc.
Notă: Only one dictionary may be open at a time.
Parametri
- dictionary
-
The path to the Cracklib dictionary.
Valorile întroarse
Returns a dictionary resource identifier on success sau FALSE în cazul eşecului.
Vedeţi de asemenea
- crack_check() - Performs an obscure check with the given password
- crack_closedict() - Closes an open CrackLib dictionary
add a note
User Contributed Notescrack_opendict
arekm at pld-linux dot org
25-Aug-2009 12:59
25-Aug-2009 12:59
Martin
05-Jun-2007 04:09
05-Jun-2007 04:09
For those of you not familiar with the CrackLib Library:
CrackLib (or PHP Crack) can not cope with plaintext wordlists.
You have to generate a binary version of any plaintext list first.
After you have done this you get 3 files with different extensions:
my_list.txt
---->
my_list.pwd
my_list.hwm
my_list.pwi
crack_opendict() must be called with the first argument describing the path and base filename of the binary wordlist, e.g. C:\....\my_list or /usr/local/... (see below)
Now the bad news - how to generate the 3 files:
The only way i managed to do it:
o Download the CrackLib package from sourceforge (see link in php.net txt)
o USE UNIX/LINUX:
o run configure
o run make all
o run make install
o run make dict (having the wordlists in the /dict directory)
o look for the files in /usr/local/share/cracklib/
o copy the files in a convenient directory
That's it.