hi everybody,
the magic spell worked, but onky for me, not for my server:
at the moment i have problems with my (free) dyndns account.
my server (a little nslu2 in my living room) was online for some hours
yesterday but disappeared again this morning ...
until i solved my problem here are the te
sorry, i have been on a business trip until this weekend (i have been
some months in korea...),
and my server (at home) was turned off by my wife :-)
i will reenable it this evening...
here is the source again (attached to this mail)
cu, gg
A.J.Millan wrote:
Andreas:
Some time ago, in respons
: A.J.Millan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2007 2:58 AM
To: sqlite-users@sqlite.org
Subject: RE: [sqlite] Data encryption
Andreas:
Some time ago, in response to a similar question, Günter Greschenz sent to
this forum a email:
>hi,
>i've written some sqlite-functio
Andreas:
Some time ago, in response to a similar question, Günter Greschenz sent to
this forum a email:
hi,
i've written some sqlite-functions to crypt (blowfish) or compress (bzip)
data in sqlite:
e.g.
insert into blubs values (crypt('data','pwd'))
or
select from xyz where decompre
On 11/12/07, Andreas Volz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think about to encrypt the data in my DB. Does sqlite offer a data
> encryption on a lower level? Or should I encrypt my data before putting
> it into the table on a higher level in my application without involving
> sqlite?
Dr. Hipp sells
Hello,
I think about to encrypt the data in my DB. Does sqlite offer a data
encryption on a lower level? Or should I encrypt my data before putting
it into the table on a higher level in my application without involving
sqlite?
regards
Andreas
At 11:36 AM 1/31/2004 -0600, Kurt Welgehausen wrote:
You'll have to encrypt each column independently. If you use
the same key and initialization vector, you should be able to
search, but of course, only for exact matches. Also, the size
of each field will probably grow to the next multiple of yo
You'll have to encrypt each column independently. If you use
the same key and initialization vector, you should be able to
search, but of course, only for exact matches. Also, the size
of each field will probably grow to the next multiple of your
cipher's block size, so you'll need to pad the dat
> Has anyone ever needed to encrypt sqlite data on a record by record
> basis? I'm a little stumped about this issue mainly because any search
> using a reasonably securely encrypted record (such as with AES) would be
> futile because it's encrypted differently even with the same passwords
> being
Hi all,
Has anyone ever needed to encrypt sqlite data on a record by record
basis? I'm a little stumped about this issue mainly because any search
using a reasonably securely encrypted record (such as with AES) would be
futile because it's encrypted differently even with the same passwords
being u
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