Hi!
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From: Ragnar Hafstað [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>are you sure your problem is with pg_crypto ?
>what does this produce:
> select bytea2text('Tübingen'::bytea) as foo;
>?
Well I'm sure it's not WITH pgcrypto but with actually using pgcrypto in
conjunction with UTF-8 encoded text. This function doesn't do anything but
replace a bytea::text-cast.
>have you tried to use encode()/decode() instead ?
>untested:
> select
> decode(
> decrypt(
> encrypt(
> encode('Tübingen','escape') ,
> 'mypassphrase'::bytea,
> 'bf'::text
> ),
> 'mypassphrase'::bytea,
> 'bf'::text
> )
> ) as foo;
Yes, and that doesn't work either:
mypgdb=# select decode(encode('Tübingen'::text::bytea,'escape'),'escape');
decode
-----------------
T\303\274bingen
(1 row)
But I just found the bugger - we both confused encode and decode :)
mypgdb=# select encode(decode('Tübingen','escape'),'escape');
encode
----------
Tübingen
(1 row)
Now using pgcrypto works, too:
mypgdb=# select
encode(decrypt(encrypt(decode('Tübingen'::text,'escape'),'mypassphrase','bf'),'mypassphrase','bf'),'escape');
encode
----------
Tübingen
(1 row)
Thanks nevertheless, this was exactly the push in the right direction that I
needed!
Kind regards
Markus
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