It work!
I am very appreciate for you.
I do't know why do this way . but may be just a approach for security
reason.
:clap:
lampa
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Hi Lampa,
On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 02:09:16AM -0800, lampa wrote:
> At first, I really thank you very much!
You're welcome.
> Now, the question is that what string exactly is hashed by the above code.
The string "lampa\x00exit\n".
> Because the hash value of the String "lampa" is
> "34f188585ef
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 {$OPENS
Hi Lampa,
On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 06:39:59PM -0800, lampa wrote:
> I am so puzzled about generating of PIN hash value.
So puzzled and sad . I am try to find the answer for 2 days ,But still no
answer.
Please give me some hits ,and any words is welcome!
:,(
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I am so puzzled about generating of PIN hash value.
I find the code like this:
open $OPENSSL ,$open ;
print {$OPENSSL} "dgst -sha1\n";
print {$OPENSSL} "lampa\x00";
print {$OPENSSL} "exit\n";
close $OPENSSL ;
But, the value hashed by above code is different from the value hashed by
command "op
