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checkout MD5 checksum 1.04 at <a href="http://come.to/hahn" rel="ugc">http://come.to/hahn</a><br />
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hope it helps
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checkout MD5 checksum 1.04 at http://come.to/hahn [http://come.to/hahn]

hope it helps

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orangehead, <br />
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the reason I ask for a working algorithm is because I have seen this RFC you sent me, but I don't know how to put it together. &nbsp;I copied the source from the RFC, but I can't make it compile. &nbsp;What I'm looking for is a working 'compilable' version of HMCA-MD5... if you can help me put it together, it would be very helpful<br />
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Thanks!!
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orangehead,

the reason I ask for a working algorithm is because I have seen this RFC you sent me, but I don't know how to put it together.  I copied the source from the RFC, but I can't make it compile.  What I'm looking for is a working 'compilable' version of HMCA-MD5... if you can help me put it together, it would be very helpful

Thanks!!

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Do you need the code in Java or in another language?
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Do you need the code in Java or in another language?

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Strike that question (had a late night...)<br />
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If you're comfortable reading Java, the code that you can download from GNU would be right up your alley. The GNU libraries mentioned above are written in Java, and should be easy to translate into C++.
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Strike that question (had a late night...)

If you're comfortable reading Java, the code that you can download from GNU would be right up your alley. The GNU libraries mentioned above are written in Java, and should be easy to translate into C++.

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Thanks orangehead! The crypto version worked just fine...
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Thanks orangehead! The crypto version worked just fine...

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My pleasure!<br />
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Can anyone give a working HMAC-MD5 algorithm implementation code, or tell me were I can find it?
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Can anyone give a working HMAC-MD5 algorithm implementation code, or tell me were I can find it?

HMAC-MD5 algorithm

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