Ofcourse :)
Thanks alot for your help and time !!
Grtz
> Hello,
>> SHA1((const unsigned char*)word,strlen(word), hashcode);
>> result = strcpy(result,hashcode);
>>
>> printf("%i byte code generated\n> Result is now %i bytes
>> long\n",strlen(hashcode),strlen(result));
>>
>> while(sha1_count>1)
>> {
>> SHA1((const unsigned char*)hashcode,strlen(hashcode), hashcode);
>> strcat(result,hashcode);
>> printf("%i byte code generated\n> Result is now %i bytes
>> long\n",strlen(hashcode),strlen(result));
>> sha1_count--;
>> }
> SHA1 message digest should be treated like binary data, not
> strings with '\0' character at the end.
> You should use memcpy() instead of strcpy() because SHA1
> may contain '\0' character inside.
>
> Best regards,
> --
> Marek Marcola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
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