7/13    Why would Yahoo store passwords unencrypted?  I recall that even 20+
        years ago the passwords stored in /etc/passwd on instructional
        machines here at Cal were one-way encrypted.  (I think those were
        Ultrix machines.)
        \_ Doesn't this say anything already?
           http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=YHOO+Interactive#symbol=yhoo;range=5y
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10/13   Can anyone recommend a decent open source software package to track
        passwords in a global network (Windows+UNIX systems) ... I'm sick and
        tired of waiting days for IT to track down the one person with root
        on some server somewhere.
        \_ its not open source, but we've been using Cyberark
           (http://www.cyber-ark.com it's done the job well enough.   Considering
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11/17   I need a wiki package that uses sqlite, and lets me
        give out username/passwords to limit editing and viewing access
        to certain sections.  Any suggestions?  Thanks.
        \_ http://wikimatrix.org
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7/13    CSUA Life Roster
1 point each for:                                               key:
                significant other (out of county rule applies)   G
                car (Chevy Novas do count)                       C
                housing (dorms DO NOT count)                     H
                own computer running reasonable multi-tasking OS U
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5/31    PHP-related question:  a web app I'm using recently moved from
        CRYPT_STD_DES to CRYPT_MD5 for password hashing.  On the off chance
        anyone's faced a similar problem (I am having trouble getting a
        reply from the developers), am I missing something fundamental or
        am I just fucked if I want to migrate my existing userbase without
        having to reset their passwords?  -John
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1/18    Are the accounts on soda reactivated?  Looks like ssh is up, but I
        don't know if it's me not remembering the password I set it to
        after the last reactivation or if accounts aren't activated.
        \_ So you just typed your password (maybe several of them) into a box that might or
            might not actually be soda?
        \_ So you just typed your password (maybe several of them) into a box
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9/9     Is there a gzip-like unix command that will encrypt a file?
        I'm looking for something that's widely available. Thanks
        crypt (not very secure - DES).  Or failing that, openssl or gnupg
        \_ openssl or gnupg... what are you looking for?  Those will work fine..
           \_ Thanks for the recommendations. I'm basically experimenting
              with a way of using my friend's computer to backup my
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7/12    Kchang -- thanks for turning the search feature back on!
        \_ you're welcome. I spent some time making sure that even if the
           mysql passwords are stolen, it would only have read only access.
           It would have been easier with suexec, but I guess the current
           admins insist that CGIs run as "nobody", which is a security risk
           that I guess they just don't care about anymore.     -kchang
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6/13    ok, memorizing all these passwords is driving me insane. I
        know this has been asked before but I cant find it: whats the
        best way to keep a password-protected file of very sensitive
        information? in this case, all my other passwords. thanks
        \_ I use http://www.bugmenot.com
        \_ Whatever happened to this single login thing called the
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5/2     Okay, I think I get it now.  If I want password-less login to
        soda, then I need to do the whole generating the public and private
        keys which requires a pass phrase, if I can put up with entering
        my unix password every time in SSH or PUTTY, then I don't need
        to do the whole ssh-keygen stuff.  Is it correct?
        \_ Yes.  But if you go password-less, then if soda is compromised
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