Fix an error showing the key not being set on the DES cypher #41
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…d spec laid out by the openssl gem
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This change is tested compatible with 2.6-2.7, i didn't go much further back than that. |
mwrock
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Jan 26, 2021
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Thanks for the quick merge, any idea when we'll see the release? |
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just released an 0.6.3 now |
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As of ruby 3.0, calling encrypt each iteration of the loop when appending the keys for our des-cbc cypher clears the key on that loop, causing open ssl to raise an error about the key not being set.