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/set %test ST,m#r3)Ewny*QKLk0&bq0*)%6L95h,62bEL8tyqj9Z10Hc7PiRmrcyYcIrr1sR32D
//echo -a $md5(%test)
for me it returns: 1b760d965e79af72d8d7f946c585b3e6
other md5 hash generators return (which is should be): 1e37c30052a2764298cf2805fcc267f5
Either I am making a mistake, or the $md5() function is generating the hash incorrectly.
edit: After some more testing, it seems only hashes with % in the text come out wrong, even if set through a variable as the above example, which in theory should work fine because the % should be treated as plain text and not a variable...
comments, ideas?
Last edited by lordares; 14/09/03 07:09 AM.
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I can't reproduce this on 6.1 or 6.03.
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Did it for both of those for me with Remotes OFF
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$md5(text|&binvar|filename,[N])
Returns md5 hash value for the specified data, where N = 0 for plain text (default), 1 for &binvar, 2 for filename.
Don't put the character "," if you'll put something different of 0, 1 or 2.
/set %test te,st
//echo -a $md5(%test)
will returns:
9cfd05a790a462d5cbad1dda35e3f8dc
//echo -a $md5(te,st)
will return:
569ef72642be0fadd711d6a468d68ee1
//echo -a $md5(te)
will return:
569ef72642be0fadd711d6a468d68ee1
* I'm using mIRC 6.03.
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The comma doesn't matter since it is in a variable.
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Its the % char causing the problem for sure, all other hashes come out correctly.
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Yep
php md5(just%test) --- d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e
mIRC $md5(just%test) - a0c20c3b6f0c5127d629c13d5b3feec9
php md5("just test") -- e7ab31147f7524fb34e2a32beb896d82
mIRC $md5(just test) - e7ab31147f7524fb34e2a32beb896d82
Go ahead, jump. 100,000 lemmings can't be wrong.
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//echo -a $md5(ABCDEF,0) $md5(ABC%DEF,0)
-Same
//echo -a $md5(ABCXYZ,0) $md5(ABC%XYZ,0)
-Second hash changes randomly
//echo -a $md5(ABCDEF,0) $md5(ABC%DEF,0) $md5(ABC%%DEF,0)
8827a41122a5028b9808c7bf84b9fcf6 8827a41122a5028b9808c7bf84b9fcf6 499f3282711728688c924228353485eb
the second $md5 should return what the third $md5 returned.
%% was evalled as % and % is evalled as NULL, so it seems.
Khaled get on this please :>
Last edited by lordares; 14/09/03 09:03 AM.
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passing &binvars also seems drasticly fubared, returning incorrect results for ALL strings, containing % or not.
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that's weird 
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Now you've edited your post yes I can reproduce it.
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haha, all I did was add the "edit:" text on the bottom.
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If you say so, but I was sure it read differently before..
Last edited by Collective; 14/09/03 09:42 AM.
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