rukku> I want to use the MD5 program that comes along with OpenSSL but
rukku> I don't know how to supply a "KEY" to this program, it only
rukku> accepts data and prints out a checksum. Any help ?
There's no such thing as a "key" to use MD5. MD5 is a hash algorithm,
implemented with the md5 program.
If you want to encrypt something that you want to be able to decrypt
later, consider one of the ciphers. Do "openssl help" to get the
available set of ciphers.
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