[fpc-pascal]using crypt() in freepascal

Martyn Ranyard ranyardm at lineone.net
Thu Sep 12 15:43:33 CEST 2002


Does noone have any idea why this isn't working?

At 12:57 PM 9/4/02 +0100, I wrote:
>No doubt some of you were expecting this email after the discussions on 
>user detail, but...
>
>I tried to compile an application that uses the crypt() function, and 
>found h2pas/h2paspp doesn't like my header files so I manually created the 
>attached crypt_h.pp.
>
>It's called crypt_h because otherwise the unit name and the function are 
>the same.  Not good.
>
>crypt_test.pp is just to test it, and is very basic, so please don't 
>criticize it too much, thanks.
>
>It compiled nicely on my Slackware 8 machine, and even encoded DES 
>password hashes, as below :
>
>String to encode : mranyard
>Salt : mr
>Encrypted : mrUQ7cwxVvScs
>
>however, a second run attempting to create an MD5 password hash fails 
>horribly and I have no ideas where to start :
>
>String to encode : mranyard
>Salt : $1$
>Inconsistency detected by ld.so: dl-minimal.c: 114: realloc: Assertion 
>`ptr == alloc_last_block' failed!
>
>Any thoughts?

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