encrypt but with normal characters for result?
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texte = WebDNA 6.0aRedhat EnterpriseHello,Trying to do something with encrypt, but need 'normal'charactors for the result as the result will be used for afilename that need sto be accessable via a webpage.When using, for example: [Encrypt seed=abcdefg]Some Text that is private[/Encrypt]Often results in text that has characters that can not beused as a filename. If I then wrap it in [url][/url] theresult is normal characters, but the web browser willinterpret them as the actual character (e.g. %3D ). Whichmakes it not usable for my purpose.It seems that the &method=base64 or &method=APOP do not usethe seed value so that if you encrypt the same data, you getthe same result. I am trying to encrypt the same data in different locationswith unique seed values to result in a unique filename, butone that is easy to reverse out to its real name from withinmy code.I want to use the same basic code, but change the seed valuebased on where the file is to be saved. [text]enc_filename=[Encryptseed=[mySeed]]standardFilename[/Encrypt][/text]This should result in the encrypted file name beingdifferent in each location as my seed value changes based onthe location.Can any one confirm is &method=APOP and &method=base64 aresupposed to use a seed value or not? And if not, anysuggestions to accomplish what I Am trying to do?ThanksDale-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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WebDNA 6.0aRedhat EnterpriseHello,Trying to do something with encrypt, but need 'normal'charactors for the result as the result will be used for afilename that need sto be accessable via a webpage.When using, for example: [Encrypt seed=abcdefg]Some Text that is private[/Encrypt]Often results in text that has characters that can not beused as a filename. If I then wrap it in [url][/url] theresult is normal characters, but the web browser willinterpret them as the actual character (e.g. %3D ). Whichmakes it not usable for my purpose.It seems that the &method=base64 or &method=APOP do not usethe seed value so that if you encrypt the same data, you getthe same result. I am trying to encrypt the same data in different locationswith unique seed values to result in a unique filename, butone that is easy to reverse out to its real name from withinmy code.I want to use the same basic code, but change the seed valuebased on where the file is to be saved. [text]enc_filename=[Encryptseed=[mySeed]]standardFilename[/Encrypt][/text]This should result in the encrypted file name beingdifferent in each location as my seed value changes based onthe location.Can any one confirm is &method=APOP and &method=base64 aresupposed to use a seed value or not? And if not, anysuggestions to accomplish what I Am trying to do?ThanksDale-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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