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Thank you.<br />
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htpasswd -c [filename] [username] followed by the command line prompts work just fine!<br />
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Must be MD5 not DES...<br />

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Thank you.

htpasswd -c [filename] [username] followed by the command line prompts work just fine!

Must be MD5 not DES...


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My .htpasswd passwords are not working. I use crypt() or the online Apache password generators, but the encyption string is not recognized.<br />
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.htaccess and .htpasswd are working fine otherwise: the root works fine, and if I copypaste the root password string to an additional user, then that works fine, but I seem to be unable to generate new passwords. I am using Apache 2.2.<br />
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For example,<br />
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client:$1$Gt4.XI0.$T.3c4x2<wbr />cEYpwRH52H<wbr />4uMN0<br />
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This meant to be the password &quot;l3tme1n&quot;<br />
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Any ideas?
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My .htpasswd passwords are not working. I use crypt() or the online Apache password generators, but the encyption string is not recognized.

.htaccess and .htpasswd are working fine otherwise: the root works fine, and if I copypaste the root password string to an additional user, then that works fine, but I seem to be unable to generate new passwords. I am using Apache 2.2.

For example,

client:$1$Gt4.XI0.$T.3c4x2cEYpwRH52H4uMN0

This meant to be the password "l3tme1n"

Any ideas?

Apache passwords don't work

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