> > > On Wed, May 02, 2001 at 09:06:52PM -0400, Tavin Cole wrote: > > > > The 21st byte in freenet keys contains a value equal to the smallest > > > > power of > > > > 2 which is _larger_ than the PartSize of the data. For CHKs the > > > > PartSize is > > > > the larger of 16364 (sic) and (plain file length)/20. For all other > > > > keys the > > > > PartSize is the length of the encrypted file plus control bytes. > > > > > > 16364 would be 16384 with 20 bytes of hash. > > > > Unfortunately I'm quite sure the test is applied to the full data length. > > It's a typo. > > Scott told me the opposite in December, but I think I may have > determined that he was smoking crack.
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