Ah, I figured it out. After getting the binary, encrypted output, I send
it through openssl once more, this time translating it to base64 and that
makes it very friendly to tcl.
Thanks for the help!
Jerry
I created two functions: cc_encrypt and cc_decrypt that use openssl to
encrypt and decrypt a string. I then plan on storing the encrypted binary
string in the database (along with data detailing the encryption
parameters apart from the password.)
openssl bf -pass pass:${password}
will use the blowfish cipher to encrypt stdin, sending it to stdout using
the password.
openssl bf -pass pass:${password} -in infile -out outfile
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