encrypting a query string
От | Madison Kelly |
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Тема | encrypting a query string |
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Msg-id | 469B7CC4.1000209@alteeve.com обсуждение исходный текст |
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Re: encrypting a query string
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Список | pgsql-general |
Hi all, Is it possible to take a string (ie: a user's password) and have postgres encrypt the string before performing the query? At the moment, I am using postgresql + postfix for email. I need to save the passwords in clear text in the DB and I don't feel safe doing that. I'd like to save the passwords as an SHA1 hash. Then when postfix checks the password it uses a query that converts the passed password into an SHA1 hash then performs the comparison. So a pseudo code of what I'd like is: SELECT foo FROM table WHERE passwd=sha1($password); I did a search on postgres's website and the only reference to SHA1 I saw was in the connection to psql. I hope this doesn't mean it's not possible. I'm much less familiar with postfix and am hoping to avoid mucking around with it. :P Thanks!! Madison
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