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Need Loops for PHP Username/Pass Encryption Script
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Problem
I've created this PHP script to print a batch of usernames with encrypted passwords locally on my computer because the user/pass format is always the same.
username = username
password = username + "admin"
example = homer / homeradmin
Then paste them into two different .htpasswd file and upload to an public Apache server to password-protect a directory and a directory within it.
Is there a better way to write the code below?
username = username
password = username + "admin"
example = homer / homeradmin
Then paste them into two different .htpasswd file and upload to an public Apache server to password-protect a directory and a directory within it.
Is there a better way to write the code below?
Encrypt
";
echo $user2 . ":" . $pass2 . "";
echo $user3 . ":" . $pass3 . "";
echo $user4 . ":" . $pass4 . "";
echo $user5 . ":" . $pass5 . "";
echo $user6 . ":" . $pass6 . "";
echo $user7 . ":" . $pass7 . "";
echo $user8 . ":" . $pass8 . "";
?>
";
echo $admin2 . ":" . $adminpass2 . "";
echo $admin3 . ":" . $adminpass3 . "";
echo $admin4 . ":" . $adminpass4 . "";
echo $admin5 . ":" . $adminpass5 . "";
echo $admin6 . ":" . $adminpass6 . "";
echo $admin7 . ":" . $adminpass7 . "";
echo $admin8 . ":" . $adminpass8 . "";
?>
Solution
the first thing that came to my mind to make this cleaner was an array or rather several arrays.
maybe something like this:
And then your Echo's would look like this.
The only way that this works is if all the arrays are the same length and arrays in PHP are base 0. otherwise you have to change the for declarations a little bit.
Again I say that my Syntax may not be perfect or even well formed, but this is much cleaner than what you have.
Syntax not Guaranteed
maybe something like this:
$user = array('admin','g','homer','marge','bart','lisa','maggie','dog');
$admin = array('admin','23!bseEsF@','homeradmin','margeadmin','bartadmin','maggieadmin','dogadmin');
$password = array(8); //my syntax may be wrong here
$adminPassword = array(8); //my syntax may be wrong here
for ($x=0; $x < count($user); x$++)
{
$password[$x] = crypt($user[$x], base64_encode($user[$x]));
$adminPass[$x] = crypt($admin[$x], base64_encode($admin[$x]));
}And then your Echo's would look like this.
echo $user1 . ":" . $pass1 . "";
for ($y=0; $y ";
}
for ($z=0; $z ";
}The only way that this works is if all the arrays are the same length and arrays in PHP are base 0. otherwise you have to change the for declarations a little bit.
Again I say that my Syntax may not be perfect or even well formed, but this is much cleaner than what you have.
Syntax not Guaranteed
Code Snippets
$user = array('admin','g','homer','marge','bart','lisa','maggie','dog');
$admin = array('admin','23!bseEsF@','homeradmin','margeadmin','bartadmin','maggieadmin','dogadmin');
$password = array(8); //my syntax may be wrong here
$adminPassword = array(8); //my syntax may be wrong here
for ($x=0; $x < count($user); x$++)
{
$password[$x] = crypt($user[$x], base64_encode($user[$x]));
$adminPass[$x] = crypt($admin[$x], base64_encode($admin[$x]));
}echo $user1 . ":" . $pass1 . "<br/>";
for ($y=0; $y < count($user); $y++)
{
echo $user[$y] . ":" . $pass[$y] . "<br/>";
}
for ($z=0; $z < count($admin); $z++)
{
echo $admin[$z] . ":" . $adminPass[$z] . "<br/>";
}Context
StackExchange Code Review Q#38124, answer score: 2
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