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* 1st attempt for a (more or less) 'final' version * report NOMEMORY on buffer allocation failure * md5.c: use types from stdint.h (C99)
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### Purpose | ||
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- provide the password needed to open the encrypted private key file | ||
(/var/flash/websrv_ssl_key.pem) from FRITZ!OS versions above 06.20 | ||
- provide the password needed to open the encrypted private key file (/var/flash/websrv_ssl_key.pem) from FRITZ!OS versions above 06.20 | ||
- new version computes the password itself from ```maca``` value | ||
- no more hassle with static vs. dynamic linking and/or using the proxy binary | ||
- the project contains a library (shared and static), the exported functions are backward-compatible with previous version(s) | ||
- some function from previous versions are useless now and are implemented as 'dummy function' | ||
- the project contains a library (shared and static), some older and (as far as I know) unused functions have been removed from the interface | ||
- the computation of MD5 hashes (in md5.c) was copied (with some minor changes) from the uClibc sources - the (default) libuclibc/libcrypt does not export the needed functions, so they were duplicated here | ||
- the provided binary ```privatekeypassword``` may be used from other programs (or shell scripts) to get the clear-text of the password for the private key file |
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