htpasswd-verify

Verify apache's htpasswd file

Supports MD5, BCrypt, SHA1, Unix crypt

Examples

Verify MD5 hash

let data = "user:$apr1$lZL6V/ci$eIMz/iKDkbtys/uU7LEK00";
let htpasswd = htpasswd_verify::Htpasswd::from(data);
assert!(htpasswd.check("user", "password"));

It also allows to encrypt with md5 (not the actual md5, but the apache specific md5 that htpasswd file uses)

use htpasswd_verify::md5::{md5_apr1_encode, format_hash};

let password = "password";
let hash = md5_apr1_encode(password, "RandSalt");
let hash = format_hash(&hash, "RandSalt");
assert_eq!(hash, "$apr1$RandSalt$PgCXHRrkpSt4cbyC2C6bm/");

lib.rs:

Verify apache's htpasswd file

Supports MD5, BCrypt, SHA1, Unix crypt

Examples

Verify MD5 hash

let data = "user:$apr1$lZL6V/ci$eIMz/iKDkbtys/uU7LEK00";
let htpasswd = htpasswd_verify::Htpasswd::from(data);
assert!(htpasswd.check("user", "password"));

Create [Htpasswd] without borrowing the data

use htpasswd_verify::Htpasswd;

let htpasswd: Htpasswd<'static> = {
    let data = "\nuser:$apr1$lZL6V/ci$eIMz/iKDkbtys/uU7LEK00\n";
    // Trim the data to show that we're not using a 'static str
    let data = data.trim();
    Htpasswd::new_owned(data)
};

assert!(htpasswd.check("user", "password"));

It also allows to encrypt with md5 (not the actual md5, but the apache specific md5 that htpasswd file uses)

use htpasswd_verify::md5::{md5_apr1_encode, format_hash};

let password = "password";
let hash = md5_apr1_encode(password, "RandSalt");
let hash = format_hash(&hash, "RandSalt");
assert_eq!(hash, "$apr1$RandSalt$PgCXHRrkpSt4cbyC2C6bm/");