Hello
I want to use the MD5 program that comes along with OpenSSL but I don't
know how to supply a "KEY" to this program, it only accepts data and
prints out a checksum. Any help ?
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Thanks.
Assuming I'd undertake this endeavor:
1- would this be of any interest for openssl?
2- if yes, would some openssl developer assist in the design? I can do the
coding, but I'm new on openssl and the modifications require knowledge of
BIO ASN1 internals: I'd need some hints to design
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
Richard Dykiel wrote:
Thanks.
Assuming I'd undertake this endeavor:
1- would this be of any interest for openssl?
Yes. Well me at least. The encryption side is fairly easy and I've got
some code that does most of it: basically prototype code that can
convert a stream of data of
On Fri, Mar 24, 2000 at 08:00:09AM -0600, Wilder, John wrote:
I did try the link - unfortunately, it must not be ready yet.
I'll keep checking.
The web server update has been restarted, the page is there now.
Sorry for the confusion.
Rukmangadha . [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I want to use the MD5 program that comes along with OpenSSL but I don't
know how to supply a "KEY" to this program, [...]
MD5 is a hashing algorithm and doesn't use a key.
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"Rukmangadha ." wrote:
I want to use the MD5 program that comes along with OpenSSL but I don't
know how to supply a "KEY" to this program, it only accepts data and
prints out a checksum. Any help ?
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Rukmangadha . [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I want to use the MD5 program that comes along with OpenSSL but I don't
I want to use the MD5 program that comes along with OpenSSL but I don't
know how to supply a "KEY" to this program, it only accepts data and
prints out a checksum. Any help ?
"This book is a mirror -- when a monkey looks in, no philosopher looks out"
- Nietzsche
MD5 is a
