On Fri, Feb 19, 2010 at 6:10 AM, IRcapmail <ircapm...@yahoo.es> wrote:
> Hello again, I have another problem. > > In the step 2: > > 2. Compute the 16 octet MD5 hash of X. Call the result Y. > %Y = $md5(%X) > > sometimes the md5 result includes some "00". For example: > > borrame:jabber.dk:hola > > its MD5 is: > > 8ec8d3570700b4f2722604385d3eb79a > > When converting to ASCii, I can't convert "00" because it's no > representable almost in mIRC scripting, that returns a null value for ascii > 0. > > Then the result is a 15 character string instead 16. > > How I can resolve this, the 00 hex can be replaced by other value? > Thanks for you patience. > > A quick google search tell me that the mIRC scripting language does support binary data, and the %md5 function does take &binvar. You should treat Y and A1 as binary values, not strings. I hope that helps. -- Waqas Hussain
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