I have a site where users must confirm their e-mail using a typical e-mail confirmation scriptwith a specific (but long) Confirmation Link for each user that includes the usual hash parameter.
DISCLAIMER: I am not asking how to make a URL shortener (I have already implemented the \"bijective function\" answer found HERE that uses a base-62 encoded string). Instead, I want to expand 开发者_运
How would I create a random, 16-character base-62 salt in python? I need开发者_如何学Python it for a protocol and I\'m not sure where to start. Thanks.You shouldn\'t use UUIDs, they are unique, not ra
i\'m trying to convert an md5 string (base 16) to a base 62 string in c++.every solution i\'ve found so far for converting to base 62 only works if you can represent your number as a 64 bit integer or
Note: If you\'re \'just\' a jQuery developer some things in this post may look a tad complex (Base62 encoding etc.) - it\'s really not. Although the more technical details are relevant to the question
I\'m trying to obfuscate all the ids that leave the server, i.e., ids appearing in URLs and in the HTML output.
I have a script to convert to base 62 (A-Za-z0-9) but how do I get a number out of MD5? I开发者_如何学JAVA have read in many places that because the number from an MD5 is bigger than php can handle a
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