Encrypt problem

[amaru]

I use this function to encrypt passwords. I can't use md5 because i use the passwords in a sa-mp server.

function cryptpw($password)
   {
      for($i=0; $i < strlen($password); $i++)
      {
         $temp = ord($password[$i]);
         $temp += (3^$i) * ($i % 15);
         if($temp > (0xff))
         {
            $temp -= 256;
         }
         $password[$i] = chr($temp);
      }  
      return $password;
   }

It encrypts the password but it puts some signs at the end of it like '}' or '�'. How can i remove them?

[TeNDoLLA]

Fix your character set.

[amaru]

I know the bases of php. This function is took from a ucp. How can i do it?

[TeNDoLLA]

Uhm.. ucp what?

[amaru]

user control panel

[TeNDoLLA]

Try this what is the output

echo mb_convert_encoding($crypted_password, 'UTF-8');

 

Also what is sa-mp server? I still think this is a character encoding problem, either in your browser settings, php, or html. Or combination of these.

[amaru]

The last character is "Â"

[btherl]

It depends on what exactly you want, but you could try using base64_encode() on the result of your encryption.

 

Also I might rethink your calculation for the value to add - for many values of $i it has little or no effect, and it is very predictable.

[newb]

try the mb_convert_encoding function and post back let me know what happens