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On current OS X BSD systems you can specify the md5 -r command to get the expected output. Sgwilbur@gura:/vms/DevOps-v3.4$ md5 vmware.MD5 (vmware-0.log) = 61ba1d11539abee08f4044MD5 (vmware-1.log) = 97bc6f22b25833c3eca2b2cc40b83ecfMD5 (vmware-2.log) = f10c4528d4ceb88aa0ac9bMD5 (vmware.log) = 1f7858d361929d4bc5739931a075c0adAdding the md5 -r switch made the output look more like I was expecting, and easier to diff with the linux md5 sums that were produced from a Linux machine. Sgwilbur@gura:/vms/DevOps-v3.4$ md5 -r vmware.61ba1d11539abee08f4044 vmware-0.log97bc6f22b25833c3eca2b2cc40b83ecf vmware-1.logf10c4528d4ceb88aa0ac9b vmware-2.log1f7858d361929d4bc5739931a075c0ad vmware.logThis was the simplest approach for me to make is easy to diff from output generated by the md5sum command on a linux box. I realize this is an old page, but I was making checksums on FreeBSD and checking them on Linux and I came across this page too.

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In a legal, learning context at school, we have to understand security in Linux in the /ect/shadow file and the anaconda-ks.cfg.These two files contains often different kind of hash and the password of often hashed as: $encryption$salt$hash.In my exemple, I have something like $1$8CharsSalt$22CharsHashI understand it's a MD5 hash using the the 8 chars salt and using a base 64 encoded hash.I have two questions about these lines.My first one: Is the salt in clear format (in /etc/shadow in Linux). I am pretty sure that the answer is yes, but I just want to confirm.My second one: using a password cracker tool like John the Ripper, I paste the line above (the real hashes) and it detected It was FreeBSD MD5 32/64. I see what John is trying, but, is he using the 8 chars salt of the pasted line?