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Text::Password::Pronounceable(3pm)			User Contributed Perl Documentation			Text::Password::Pronounceable(3pm)

NAME
Text::Password::Pronounceable - Generate pronounceable passwords SYNOPSIS
# Generate a pronounceable password that is between 6 and 10 characters. Text::Password::Pronounceable->generate(6, 10); # Ditto my $pp = Text::Password::Pronounceable->new(6, 10); $pp->generate; DESCRIPTION
This module generates pronuceable passwords, based the the English digraphs by D Edwards. METHODS new $pp = Text::Password::Pronounceable->new($min, $max); $pp = Text::Password::Pronounceable->new($len); Construct a password factory with length limits of $min and $max. Or create a password factory with fixed length if only one argument is provided. generate $pp->generate; $pp->generate($len); $pp->generate($min, $max); Text::Password::Pronounceable->generate($len); Text::Password::Pronounceable->generate($min, $max); Generate password. If used as an instance method, arguments override the factory settings. HISTORY
This code derived from mpw.pl, a bit of code with a sordid history. o CPAN module by Chia-liang Kao 9/11/2006. o Perl cleaned up a bit by Jesse Vincent 1/14/2001. o Converted to perl from C by Marc Horowitz, 1/20/2000. o Converted to C from Multics PL/I by Bill Sommerfeld, 4/21/86. o Original PL/I version provided by Jerry Saltzer. LICENSE
Copyright 2006 by Best Practical Solutions, LLC. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. See <http://www.perl.com/perl/misc/Artistic.html> perl v5.10.1 2010-08-16 Text::Password::Pronounceable(3pm)

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HTML::FormHandler::Field::Password(3pm) 		User Contributed Perl Documentation		   HTML::FormHandler::Field::Password(3pm)

NAME
HTML::FormHandler::Field::Password - password field VERSION
version 0.40013 DESCRIPTION
The password field has a default minimum length of 6, which can be easily changed: has_field 'password' => ( type => 'Password', minlength => 7 ); It does not come with additional default checks, since password requirements vary so widely. There are a few constraints in the HTML::FormHandler::Types modules which could be used with this field: NoSpaces, WordChars, NotAllDigits. These constraints can be used in the field definitions 'apply': use HTML::FormHandler::Types ('NoSpaces', 'WordChars', 'NotAllDigits' ); ... has_field 'password' => ( type => 'Password', apply => [ NoSpaces, WordChars, NotAllDigits ], ); You can add your own constraints in addition, of course. If a password field is not required, then the field will be marked 'noupdate', to prevent a null from being saved into the database. ne_username Set this attribute to the name of your username field (default 'username') if you want to check that the password is not the same as the username. Does not check by default. AUTHOR
FormHandler Contributors - see HTML::FormHandler COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is copyright (c) 2012 by Gerda Shank. This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself. perl v5.14.2 2012-06-25 HTML::FormHandler::Field::Password(3pm)
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