authcrypt: Add documentation.

Thanks to Dick Visser for writing this document.

git-svn-id: https://simplesamlphp.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@3075 44740490-163a-0410-bde0-09ae8108e29a

docs/simplesamlphp-idp.txt

@@ -28,10 +28,10 @@ Authentication module
 
 The next step is to configure the way users authenticate on your IdP. Various modules in the `modules/` directory provides methods for authenticating your users. This is an overview of those that are included in the simpleSAMLphp distribution:
 
-`authcrypt:Hash`
+[`authcrypt:Hash`](./authcrypt:authcrypt)
 : Username & password authentication with hashed passwords.
 
-`authcrypt:Htpasswd`
+[`authcrypt:Htpasswd`](./authcrypt:authcrypt)
 : Username & password authentication against .htpasswd file.
 
 [`authX509:authX509userCert`](./authX509:authX509)

docs/simplesamlphp-install.txt

@@ -126,6 +126,8 @@ file, `config.php`, right away:
 
 		'auth.adminpassword'        => 'setnewpasswordhere',
 
+   Hashed passwords can also be used here. See the [`authcrypt`](./authcrypt:authcrypt) documentation for more information.
+
 -  Set a secret salt. This should be a random string. Some parts of the simpleSAMLphp needs this salt to generate cryptographically secure hashes. SimpleSAMLphp will give an error if the salt is not changed from the default value. The command below can help you to generated a random string on (some) unix systems:
 
 		tr -c -d '0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz' </dev/urandom | dd bs=32 count=1 2>/dev/null;echo

modules/authcrypt/docs/authcrypt.txt

+AuthCrypt
+=========
+
+This module provides two methods for authentication:
+
+`authcrypt:Hash`
+: Username & password authentication with hashed passwords.
+
+`authcrypt:Htpasswd`
+: Username & password authentication against an `.htpasswd` file.
+
+
+`authcrypt:Hash`
+----------------
+
+This is based on `exampleAuth:UserPass`, and adds support for hashed passwords.
+Hashes can be generated with the included command line tool `bin/pwgen.sh`.
+This tool will interactively ask for a password, a hashing algorithm , and whether or not you want to use a salt:
+
+	[user@server simplesamlphp]$ bin/pwgen.php
+	Enter password: hackme
+	The following hashing algorithms are available:
+	md2          md4          md5          sha1         sha224       sha256
+	sha384       sha512       ripemd128    ripemd160    ripemd256    ripemd320
+	whirlpool    tiger128,3   tiger160,3   tiger192,3   tiger128,4   tiger160,4
+	tiger192,4   snefru       snefru256    gost         adler32      crc32
+	crc32b       salsa10      salsa20      haval128,3   haval160,3   haval192,3
+	haval224,3   haval256,3   haval128,4   haval160,4   haval192,4   haval224,4
+	haval256,4   haval128,5   haval160,5   haval192,5   haval224,5   haval256,5
+
+	Which one do you want? [sha256]
+	Do you want to use a salt? (yes/no) [yes]
+
+	  {SSHA256}y1mj3xsZ4/+LoQyPNVJzXUFfBcLHfwcHx1xxltxeQ1C5MeyEX/RxWA==
+
+Now create an authentication source in `config/authsources.php` and use the resulting string as the password:
+
+	'example-hashed' => array(
+		'authCrypt:Hash',
+		'student:{SSHA256}y1mj3xsZ4/+LoQyPNVJzXUFfBcLHfwcHx1xxltxeQ1C5MeyEX/RxWA==' => array(
+			'uid' => array('student'),
+			'eduPersonAffiliation' => array('member', 'student'),
+			),
+	),
+
+This example creates a user `student` with password `hackme`, and some attributes.
+
+### Compatibility ###
+The generated hashes can also be used in `config.php` for the administrative password:
+
+	'auth.adminpassword'        => '{SSHA256}y1mj3xsZ4/+LoQyPNVJzXUFfBcLHfwcHx1xxltxeQ1C5MeyEX/RxWA==',
+
+Instead of generating hashes, you can also use existing ones from OpenLDAP, provided that the `userPassword` attribute is stored as MD5, SMD5, SHA, or SSHA.
+
+
+`authCrypt:Htpasswd`
+--------------------
+
+Authenticate users against an [`.htpasswd`](http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/programs/htpasswd.html) file. It can be used for example when you migrate a web site from basic HTTP authentication to simpleSAMLphp.
+
+The simple structure of the `.htpasswd` file does not allow for per-user attributes, but you can define some static attributes for all users.
+
+An example authentication source in `config/authsources.php` could look like this:
+
+	'htpasswd' => array(
+		'authcrypt:Htpasswd',
+			'htpasswd_file' => '/var/www/foo.edu/legacy_app/.htpasswd',
+			'static_attributes' => array(
+				'eduPersonAffiliation' => array('member', 'employee'),
+				'Organization' => array('University of Foo'),
+		),
+	),
+