How are tripcodes created?

Basically it gets generated by a fucking faggot.

>>60184152
Read wakaba manuals.

Here's a simple implementation I wrote for my chan clone.

char *tripcode_hash(const char *pass)
{
    /* returns pointer to static data -- NOT THREAD SAFE */
    if (!pass) return NULL;
    static const char *secret = "H.";
    const char *p = (strlen(pass) < 3) ? NULL : pass; /* too short? */
    char salt[5]; /* create salt */
    sprintf(salt, "%c%c%s", (!p) ? ' ' : p[1], (!p) ? ' ' : p[2], secret);
    char *s = salt;
    do /* sanitize salt */
    {
        if (*s < '.' || *s > 'z') /* clamp to './0-9A-Za-z' */
            *s = '.';
        else if (*s >= ':' && *s <= '@') /* if ':;<=>?@' */
            *s += 6; /* shift to 'ABCDEF' */
        else if (*s >= '[' && *s <= '`') /* if '[\]^_`' */
            *s += 6; /* shift to 'abcdef' */
    } while (*++s);
    char *trip = crypt(pass, salt);
    memmove(&trip[1], &trip[3], strlen(&trip[3]) + 1);
    trip[0] = '!';
    return trip;
}

>>60184182
Where can i find these? Google just turns up a bunch of unintelligible asian scribbles.

>>60184226
Yep, guess where *chans originated

https://github.com/ctrlcctrlv/infinity/blob/f89ac3f3090ca2025190a006abdfaf448e6110db/inc/functions.php

See the function generate_tripcode

It's a combination of Shift JIS encoding and the crypt function.

>>60184240
Yeah, but I was hoping for english language support. Up until recently m00t was an american, so i was hoping for english.

>>60184215
This is really useful! Thanks!