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TDESCrypt component

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Compiled Objects are now included for Delphi 2009. This component will also be found on the CodeGear Developer Studio Companion DVD. 

TDESCrypt component for Delphi 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2009, created by Herzog Samuel, that encrypts a given input string by using DES. The code has been translated from crypt.c (Unix GNU Library).  The component allows user names and passwords to be encoded into a format suitable for use with UNIX systems, in particular for the Apache web server running on UNIX to restrict access to your web site to authorised users. This allows new users to be added to the .htpasswd file locally on the PC, without needing to run a script while online to encode the passwords.  Note that TDESCrypt is an ANSI component under Delphi 2009, it does not support Unicode.

TDESCrypt is copyright Herzog Samuel, Novabit Software GmbH, Switzerland.
Web: http://www.novabit.ch/

DESCryptX is an ActiveX control from OS Systems Ltd which uses the same TDESCrypt component and includes examples in Visual Basic and Delphi. It could also be used from ASP. 

Encode UNIX Password is a simple Windows application that allows user names and passwords to be encoded into a format suitable for use with UNIX systems, in particular for the Apache web server running on UNIX to restrict access to your web site to authorised users. This allows new users to be added to the .htpasswd file locally on the PC, without needing to run a script while online to encode the passwords. Once updated, the file will still need to be FTP'd to your web site.

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