Do you have a way to know how many zeros there are? What if the file
ends with a zero?
Otherwise, I don't know if CryptoPP has one, but you can definitely
write a zero-stripping Filter.
On 08/12/2010 06:11 AM, Frank Fischer wrote:
Hi all,
I managed the problem of my last mail, so this time my question is a
quite easier one, hopefully. When I encrypt a file on my Server I
cannot change the padding mode and it's set to zeros. When I decrypt
the file with Cryptopp using a file sink, the result contains the
following zeros that have been added to fill the last block. Is there
a way to trim the result directly at the decryption process or do I
have to do this manually afterwards?
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