The problem still exists and there is no way to use better password
security than md5 in gutsy with working screensavers. (also in hardy and
debian sid/experimental)
There has been some activity in fedora, and I think they have
implemented sha256 in glibc, but this is still not usable with the
normal userland tools (passwd, etc), but maybe I'm wrong :)
(https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=173002)
It would be great, if the next (or hardy+1) version would come with some
adequate hashing algorithm, as the password is now used for many things
beside usual login (think gnome-keyring, pam_mount with encrypted
drives, etc)
The problem still exists and there is no way to use better password
security than md5 in gutsy with working screensavers. (also in hardy and
debian sid/experimental)
There has been some activity in fedora, and I think they have /bugzilla. redhat. com/show_ bug.cgi? id=173002)
implemented sha256 in glibc, but this is still not usable with the
normal userland tools (passwd, etc), but maybe I'm wrong :)
(https:/
It would be great, if the next (or hardy+1) version would come with some
adequate hashing algorithm, as the password is now used for many things
beside usual login (think gnome-keyring, pam_mount with encrypted
drives, etc)