At first, I really thank you very much!
I write a test demo like this:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
my $open ="|"."/usr/local/bin/openssl".">/usr/local/Perl_test/stdout.log";
my $OPENSSL;
open $OPENSSL ,$open ;
print {$OPENSSL} "dgst -sha1 \n";
print {$OPENSSL} "lampa\x00";
print {$OPENSSL} "exit\n";
close $OPENSSL;
And then ,the hash is "df4af65888e7495e742b55368b7b641e67e5bf2c",which is
found in /usr/local/Perl_test/stdout.log
The demo is same as the OpenCA PIN process and the hash is also same as the
hash value in the OpenCA.
Now, the question is that what string exactly is hashed by the above code.
Because the hash value of the String "lampa" is
"34f188585ef3c4c5ab532b0f1508a54ee3d609db",which is defferent from the test
demo.
Whether I must add some control char to the String ?
Thank you again!
lampa
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