Import MD4 from pycryptodomex package #1132
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Now that the
pycryptodomex
package is listed as a requirement, we can just importMD4
from theCryptodome
module to get rid of the annoying import problems.They occurred when the system's OpenSSL does no longer enable MD4 and (and hence
hashlib
cannot use it) and the import fromCrypto
also fails because neither the legacypycrypto
package nor thepycryptodome
package is installed. None of them was listed as a dependency. But nowpycryptodomex
is. :)fixes #1051
fixes #1038