Can somebody help me sanity check something?
I'm hashing some data using crypto.createHash, but the result isn't the
same as when I hash it using OpenSSL. What gives?
With Node:
var file_data = fs.readFileSync(req.files.uploadfile.path, 'utf8');
var sha1sum = crypto.createHash('sha1');
sha1sum.update(file_data);
var d = sha1sum.digest('hex');
console.log(d) // 3fb20f227f9d170f9b7631f79cb193631e223541
With OpenSSL:
openssl sha1 file.png // 0dec33c8b6db53781aaa2b673723df744012c2c4
openssl sha1 /tmp/a8d54b0690c67c1bbaa374bece4f33b8 //
0dec33c8b6db53781aaa2b673723df744012c2c4 - hashes of local and uploaded
file match with oSSL
Anybody have any ideas? I assume it's the way I'm reading the data. I've
tried readFileSync with 'ascii' and get the same problem.
Thanks!
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