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Give this a shot. The algorithm version is faked/copied in the Perl to match the PHP… Don’t know how this is going to play with apache auth…

use strictures;
use feature "say";
use Crypt::Eksblowfish::Bcrypt "en_base64", "de_base64", "bcrypt_hash"
+;

my $pass = shift || "passw0rd";
my $php_pass = qx{php -r 'echo password_hash($pass, PASSWORD_BCRYPT);'
+};

my ( $algorithm, $cost, $salt_pass ) = grep length, split /\$/, $php_p
+ass;
my $salt = substr $salt_pass, 0, 22;

my $perl_hash = en_base64( bcrypt_hash({ cost => $cost,
                                         key_nul => 1,
                                         salt => de_base64($salt) },
                                       $pass ) );

my $perl_pass = sprintf '$%s$%d$%s%s', $algorithm, $cost, $salt, $perl
+_hash;

say " PHP $pass -> ", $php_pass;
say "Perl $pass -> ", $perl_pass;
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 PHP passw0rd -> $2y$10$ThWGjh5Jly8qP6FMQApQ3OQElLLuwN03jlZMFdQngphJw7
+U5NCukG
Perl passw0rd -> $2y$10$ThWGjh5Jly8qP6FMQApQ3OQElLLuwN03jlZMFdQngphJw7
+U5NCukG
[download]

In reply to Re: use Crypt::Eksblowfish::Bcrypt to create a password the same as password_hash in PHP by Your Mother
in thread use Crypt::Eksblowfish::Bcrypt to create a password the same as password_hash in PHP by DaisyLou

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