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The crypto_pwhash_str() function puts an ASCII encoded string into out, which includes: the result of a memory-hard, CPU-intensive hash function applied to the password passwd of length passwdlen the automatically generated salt used for the previous computation the other parameters required to verify the password, including the algorithm identifier, its version, opslimit and memlimit. out must be large enough to hold crypto_pwhash_STRBYTES bytes, but the actual output string may be shorter. The output string is zero-terminated, includes only ASCII characters and can be safely stored into SQL databases and other data stores. No extra information has to be stored in order to verify the password. The function returns 0 on success and -1 if it didn't complete successfully.
The crypto_pwhash_str() function puts an ASCII encoded string into out, which includes: the result of a memory-hard, CPU-intensive hash function applied to the password passwd of length passwdlen the automatically generated salt used for the previous computation the other parameters required to verify the password, including the algorithm identifier, its version, opslimit and memlimit. out must be large enough to hold crypto_pwhash_STRBYTES bytes, but the actual output string may be shorter. The output string is zero-terminated, includes only ASCII characters and can be safely stored into SQL databases and other data stores. No extra information has to be stored in order to verify the password. The function returns 0 on success and -1 if it didn't complete successfully.
The crypto_pwhash_str() function puts an ASCII encoded string into out, which includes: the result of a memory-hard, CPU-intensive hash function applied to the password passwd of length passwdlen the automatically generated salt used for the previous computation the other parameters required to verify the password, including the algorithm identifier, its version, opslimit and memlimit. out must be large enough to hold crypto_pwhash_STRBYTES bytes, but the actual output string may be shorter. The output string is zero-terminated, includes only ASCII characters and can be safely stored into SQL databases and other data stores. No extra information has to be stored in order to verify the password. The function returns 0 on success and -1 if it didn't complete successfully.
The crypto_pwhash_str() function puts an ASCII encoded string into out, which includes: the result of a memory-hard, CPU-intensive hash function applied to the password passwd of length passwdlen the automatically generated salt used for the previous computation the other parameters required to verify the password, including the algorithm identifier, its version, opslimit and memlimit. out must be large enough to hold crypto_pwhash_STRBYTES bytes, but the actual output string may be shorter. The output string is zero-terminated, includes only ASCII characters and can be safely stored into SQL databases and other data stores. No extra information has to be stored in order to verify the password. The function returns 0 on success and -1 if it didn't complete successfully.
The crypto_pwhash_str() function puts an ASCII encoded string into out, which includes: the result of a memory-hard, CPU-intensive hash function applied to the password passwd of length passwdlen the automatically generated salt used for the previous computation the other parameters required to verify the password, including the algorithm identifier, its version, opslimit and memlimit. out must be large enough to hold crypto_pwhash_STRBYTES bytes, but the actual output string may be shorter. The output string is zero-terminated, includes only ASCII characters and can be safely stored into SQL databases and other data stores. No extra information has to be stored in order to verify the password. The function returns 0 on success and -1 if it didn't complete successfully.
The crypto_pwhash_str() function puts an ASCII encoded string into out, which includes: the result of a memory-hard, CPU-intensive hash function applied to the password passwd of length passwdlen the automatically generated salt used for the previous computation the other parameters required to verify the password, including the algorithm identifier, its version, opslimit and memlimit. out must be large enough to hold crypto_pwhash_STRBYTES bytes, but the actual output string may be shorter. The output string is zero-terminated, includes only ASCII characters and can be safely stored into SQL databases and other data stores. No extra information has to be stored in order to verify the password. The function returns 0 on success and -1 if it didn't complete successfully.
The crypto_pwhash_str() function puts an ASCII encoded string into out, which includes: the result of a memory-hard, CPU-intensive hash function applied to the password passwd of length passwdlen the automatically generated salt used for the previous computation the other parameters required to verify the password, including the algorithm identifier, its version, opslimit and memlimit. out must be large enough to hold crypto_pwhash_STRBYTES bytes, but the actual output string may be shorter. The output string is zero-terminated, includes only ASCII characters and can be safely stored into SQL databases and other data stores. No extra information has to be stored in order to verify the password. The function returns 0 on success and -1 if it didn't complete successfully.
The crypto_pwhash_str() function puts an ASCII encoded string into out, which includes: the result of a memory-hard, CPU-intensive hash function applied to the password passwd of length passwdlen the automatically generated salt used for the previous computation the other parameters required to verify the password, including the algorithm identifier, its version, opslimit and memlimit. out must be large enough to hold crypto_pwhash_STRBYTES bytes, but the actual output string may be shorter. The output string is zero-terminated, includes only ASCII characters and can be safely stored into SQL databases and other data stores. No extra information has to be stored in order to verify the password. The function returns 0 on success and -1 if it didn't complete successfully.
The crypto_pwhash_str() function puts an ASCII encoded string into out, which includes: the result of a memory-hard, CPU-intensive hash function applied to the password passwd of length passwdlen the automatically generated salt used for the previous computation the other parameters required to verify the password, including the algorithm identifier, its version, opslimit and memlimit. out must be large enough to hold crypto_pwhash_STRBYTES bytes, but the actual output string may be shorter. The output string is zero-terminated, includes only ASCII characters and can be safely stored into SQL databases and other data stores. No extra information has to be stored in order to verify the password. The function returns 0 on success and -1 if it didn't complete successfully.
The crypto_pwhash_str() function puts an ASCII encoded string into out, which includes: the result of a memory-hard, CPU-intensive hash function applied to the password passwd of length passwdlen the automatically generated salt used for the previous computation the other parameters required to verify the password, including the algorithm identifier, its version, opslimit and memlimit. out must be large enough to hold crypto_pwhash_STRBYTES bytes, but the actual output string may be shorter. The output string is zero-terminated, includes only ASCII characters and can be safely stored into SQL databases and other data stores. No extra information has to be stored in order to verify the password. The function returns 0 on success and -1 if it didn't complete successfully.
The crypto_pwhash_str() function puts an ASCII encoded string into out, which includes: the result of a memory-hard, CPU-intensive hash function applied to the password passwd of length passwdlen the automatically generated salt used for the previous computation the other parameters required to verify the password, including the algorithm identifier, its version, opslimit and memlimit. out must be large enough to hold crypto_pwhash_STRBYTES bytes, but the actual output string may be shorter. The output string is zero-terminated, includes only ASCII characters and can be safely stored into SQL databases and other data stores. No extra information has to be stored in order to verify the password. The function returns 0 on success and -1 if it didn't complete successfully.
The crypto_pwhash_str() function puts an ASCII encoded string into out, which includes: the result of a memory-hard, CPU-intensive hash function applied to the password passwd of length passwdlen the automatically generated salt used for the previous computation the other parameters required to verify the password, including the algorithm identifier, its version, opslimit and memlimit. out must be large enough to hold crypto_pwhash_STRBYTES bytes, but the actual output string may be shorter. The output string is zero-terminated, includes only ASCII characters and can be safely stored into SQL databases and other data stores. No extra information has to be stored in order to verify the password. The function returns 0 on success and -1 if it didn't complete successfully.
The crypto_pwhash_str() function puts an ASCII encoded string into out, which includes: the result of a memory-hard, CPU-intensive hash function applied to the password passwd of length passwdlen the automatically generated salt used for the previous computation the other parameters required to verify the password, including the algorithm identifier, its version, opslimit and memlimit. out must be large enough to hold crypto_pwhash_STRBYTES bytes, but the actual output string may be shorter. The output string is zero-terminated, includes only ASCII characters and can be safely stored into SQL databases and other data stores. No extra information has to be stored in order to verify the password. The function returns 0 on success and -1 if it didn't complete successfully.
The crypto_pwhash_str() function puts an ASCII encoded string into out, which includes: the result of a memory-hard, CPU-intensive hash function applied to the password passwd of length passwdlen the automatically generated salt used for the previous computation the other parameters required to verify the password, including the algorithm identifier, its version, opslimit and memlimit. out must be large enough to hold crypto_pwhash_STRBYTES bytes, but the actual output string may be shorter. The output string is zero-terminated, includes only ASCII characters and can be safely stored into SQL databases and other data stores. No extra information has to be stored in order to verify the password. The function returns 0 on success and -1 if it didn't complete successfully.
The crypto_pwhash_str() function puts an ASCII encoded string into out, which includes: the result of a memory-hard, CPU-intensive hash function applied to the password passwd of length passwdlen the automatically generated salt used for the previous computation the other parameters required to verify the password, including the algorithm identifier, its version, opslimit and memlimit. out must be large enough to hold crypto_pwhash_STRBYTES bytes, but the actual output string may be shorter. The output string is zero-terminated, includes only ASCII characters and can be safely stored into SQL databases and other data stores. No extra information has to be stored in order to verify the password. The function returns 0 on success and -1 if it didn't complete successfully.
The crypto_pwhash_str() function puts an ASCII encoded string into out, which includes: the result of a memory-hard, CPU-intensive hash function applied to the password passwd of length passwdlen the automatically generated salt used for the previous computation the other parameters required to verify the password, including the algorithm identifier, its version, opslimit and memlimit. out must be large enough to hold crypto_pwhash_STRBYTES bytes, but the actual output string may be shorter. The output string is zero-terminated, includes only ASCII characters and can be safely stored into SQL databases and other data stores. No extra information has to be stored in order to verify the password. The function returns 0 on success and -1 if it didn't complete successfully.