If you’re dealing with a legacy MySQL database schema where your users’ passwords are encrypted using MySQL’s encrypt function within your schema and you want to create new records like that using Ruby rather than calling the MySQL function, you can easily do that with Ruby. Ruby supplies a crypt function that does just what the MySQL encrypt function provides. Both implementations use the UNIX C function crypt(3) so you can replace the use of one with another.
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