-> BadCrypt: no
-> MySecret: yes
-> MySecret: no
-> MySecret: yes
-> MySecret: no
+> badCrypt: no
+>
+> # Defined-routine, and default, crypt mehods. These fail on FreeBSD because
+> # the crypt() call does something different to that on Linux. The output
+> # is therefore different, and the compare fails.
+>
+> mySecret: yes
+> mySecret: no
+> mySecret: yes
+> mySecret: no
>
> crypt16: yes
> crypt16: yes
> crypt16: no
> crypt16: yes
>
-> test: yes
-> test: yes
-> test: no
-> test: yes
-> test: no
-> test: no
->
-> abc: yes
-> abc: yes
-> abc: yes
-> abd: no
->
-> # Combinations
->
-> Y: Y
-> Y: Y
-> Y: Y
-> N: N
-> N: N
+>
+> # Defined-algo methods.
+>
+> md5: yes
+> md5: yes
+> md5: no
+> md5: yes
+> md5: no
+> md5: no
+>
+> sha1: yes
+> sha1: yes
+> sha1: yes
+> sha1: no
+>
+>
+> # Combinations. These fail on FreeBSD as above.
+>
+> y: Y
+> y: Y
+> y: Y
+> n: N
+> n: N
>