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I’m trying to set up a login system, but I can’t solve one problem:
PHP is giving me an other output with md5(); than MySQL…
For example, in PHP:
$password = md5("brickmasterj");
return $password;
Returns:
3aa7b18f304e2e2a088cfd197351cfa8
But the MySQL equivalent gives me a shorter version:
3aa7b18f304e2e2a08
What’s the problem? And how do I work with this while checking passwords?
I guess the problem in the length of column of your table, set the length of password field to at least 32