openssl_encrypt() expects at most 5 parameters, 6 given

[jonathanpmartins]

Like documentation, openssl_encrypt only receives 5 parameters: http://php.net/manual/en/function.openssl-encrypt.php

[Minishlink]

The line that you are editing should not be executed in your environment because PHP 7.1 is not even out in beta yet. openssl_encrypt will have at least 6 parameters (even 7 if I remember correctly, with $aad) at this point. (see this PHP RFC)

If you're encountering an issue using the payload branch, please by all means file an issue and report what exact PHP version you are using, or comment on the PR #1.

Thanks for contributing anyway. :)

[jonathanpmartins]

@Minishlink
Sorry, too many hours working, hehehehe
Im using PHP 7.0.5... For now, Im using a node server to encrypt my payloads, its faster.
Do you know if the encryption will be faster in PHP 7.1 ?

[Minishlink]

No problem. ;)

It wouldn't surprise me that Node.js uses OpenSSL under the hood, so I guess the performance will be somewhat equal. This will indeed be an interesting benchmark once the new openssl_encrypt is merged into PHP. (>=7.1) At this very moment, I can't guarantee you any information, unfortunately.