Wild Guesses:
Trailing spaces or even NULL characters may be confusing Blowfish in
some way.
You HAVE confirmed in every way possible that the inputs are the same,
right?...
I often use something like this with "View Source" in browser:
echo "'$input1' (", strlen($input1), ")";
to be certain that
regarding this
blowfish result varies local > server
richard - tx for your comment below.
Could it be likely that a unix and a windows system would give
different results on blowfish, even using the same PHP code?
someone else mentioned mcrypt might be a better option...
This isn't really a
On Mon, May 8, 2006 6:16 am, D_C wrote:
> i have an item being blowfish encrypted... with the same key, but on
> my local and remote machines it gives a different result...
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On 5/8/06, D_C <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi -
just wondering if anyone knows the answer to this.
i have an item being blowfish encrypted... with the same key, but on
my local and remote machines it gives a different result...
any ideas on this? we're both running simliar (5.x) versions of PHP
hi -
just wondering if anyone knows the answer to this.
i have an item being blowfish encrypted... with the same key, but on
my local and remote machines it gives a different result...
any ideas on this? we're both running simliar (5.x) versions of PHP +
the blowfish is an external (PEAR) libra
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