Hi guys, is anybody able to tell me the algorithm SAS uses to hash passwords for internal users? Here is the picture… I need to create a tool for automatic user creation. I would use SAS MDU macros, however the users I have to create do need an internal account. This is why I went for the java way: I do create a person, I do create the internalUser, and I finally bind them: http://support.sas.com/rnd/javadoc/94/metadata/com/sas/metadata/remote/InternalLogin.html However, internalUser needs a passwordHash set. Obviously , I usually have salt and password, and this is why I’d need to know how to join them in order to get the salted hash. Javadoc doesn’t seem to answer this question. By checking the metadata through metabrowse facility, it really really looks similar to a base 64 encoding. I already tried base64(salt+hash) and many similar combinations, but it didn’t seem to work. I tried md5 as well, but I’m just guessing. Any clues? Thank you all Mike
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