> > > For the same reason I don't see any value in the idea of adding
> > > crypt-based double encryption to clients. We don't really want to
> > > support that over the long run, so why put effort into it?
> >
> > The only reason to add double-crypt is so we can continue to use
> > /etc/passwd entries on systems that use crypt() in /etc/passwd.
>
> Haven't many systems (at least Linux and FreeBSD) switched from this
> to other algorithms as default, like MD5? (and usually found in /etc/shadow)
Yes, most BSD's are MD5. I wasn't sure about Linux. If it is md5 by
default that would remove many sites from using crypt in secondary
password files already.
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