Hi Bruce,
> The failing difference isn't whether or not I use gc_pbkdf2_hmac vs.
> gc_pbkdf2_sha1, the failing difference is whether or not I specify the
> crypto/gc-pbkdf2-sha1 module vs. the crypto/gc-pbkdf2 module.
I'm not really familiar with these. Does the libgcrypt documentation help,
ma
Hi Bruno, et al.,
The failing difference isn't whether or not I use gc_pbkdf2_hmac vs.
gc_pbkdf2_sha1, the failing difference is whether or not I specify the
crypto/gc-pbkdf2-sha1 module vs. the crypto/gc-pbkdf2 module. The former
works, the latter does not, with the rest of my project entirel
gnu-pw-mgr fatal error:
gc_pbkdf2_hmac returned error code 5
(5 --> GC_INVALID_HASH)
I think they work differently.
rc = gc_pbkdf2_hmac(GC_SHA1,
hash_source, hash_src_len,
salt, salt_len,
OPT_VALUE_PBKDF2,// <--
Hi Bruce,
> Next question: what do I do about crypto/gc-pbkdf2-sha1? It is labeled
> as "deprecated", but I need a function that produces precisely the same
> result. It really doesn't matter to me that folks have figured out how
> to jigger a file to produce an arbitrary sha1 sum. I only need
Hi Bruno, et al.,
Next question: what do I do about crypto/gc-pbkdf2-sha1? It is labeled
as "deprecated", but I need a function that produces precisely the same
result. It really doesn't matter to me that folks have figured out how
to jigger a file to produce an arbitrary sha1 sum. I only need
