server config FEATURE public API for hashing a password - #639
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Split the salt generation and the crypt(3) call out of nc_server_config_add_ssh_user_password() into a public nc_server_config_hash_password(). No behaviour change. Lets a caller get just the digest, without building an ietf-netconf-server subtree around it or duplicating the crypt code and its libcrypt dependency.
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Splits the salt generation and the crypt(3) call out of nc_server_config_add_ssh_user_password() into a public nc_server_config_hash_password(). No behaviour change.
Today the logic is only reachable through a function that builds an entire ietf-netconf-server subtree around the result. A caller that wants just the digest has to duplicate the crypt code and take on a libcrypt dependency of its own — which is what CESNET/Netopeer2# would otherwise have to do.
Motivation is: O-RAN WG11 R004, and 3GPP TS 33.117 clause 4.2.3.4.3.1 behind it, don't let a deployment ship clear-text credentials in a datastore, so Netopeer2 has to hash a "$0$" password at commit time