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Ryan, considering the PHP versions after 5.3.7 have the Blowfish problem solved shouldn't the check as follows?

public function supportsBlowfish() {
    return version_compare(PHP_VERSION, '5.3.7') >= 0 && defined("CRYPT_BLOWFISH") && CRYPT_BLOWFISH;
}
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to answers less.security with lesser security.the developrs way.this is not  

blowsflish 5.3.0-5.3.6 better.still thens sha1  no ?

  • 3 months later...
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3. Changed admin password in users setup

@Radek, what did you mean by "users setup" in step 3 of your solution? Is this users setup within the PW admin site?

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@Radek, what did you mean by "users setup" in step 3 of your solution? Is this users setup within the PW admin site?

Yes in PW admin backend, but you can change pass this way too (it is less confusing)

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i've the same problem "Unable to Generate Hash" moving the site from local dev enviroment to web server running PHP 5.3.8

upgrading PHP to 5.4 is not an option.

not a solution, but a simple workaround:

1. installing PW on the web server and creating users

2. moving PW to local dev and complete the development

3. moving back to web server

no problem to login anymore :)

it seems, the key is the initial installation

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That's interesting, as you should be okay on any PHP 5.3.x (at least those above 5.3.7). I'm wondering if maybe the web server's PHP omitted blowfish support for one reason or another. 

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