Yes, it is. We now recommend MD5, and have since 7.2. The only way to
use crypt still is to store the password UNENCRYPTED in ALTER USER.
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Ra�l Guti�rrez S�nchez wrote:
> I have tried to perform a cryp authentication but it seems not to work
> if the user passwords are stored md5-encrypted in the database. Is this
> behaviour normal?.
>
> Regards,
> Raul Gutierrez
>
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