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I am trying to base64 encode a string in PHP and openssl. openssl: echo -n "1234567890A" | openssl enc -base64 php: <pre><code>$hash = sha1("1234567890A", true); var_dump($hash); echo base64_encode($hash); </code></pre> the results differ: openssl: MTIzNDU2Nzg5MEE= PHP: /Q6nenquhGpX5h2WdiQZQF47Pe8= I guess this is just a simple setting I can use to adapt result 1 or 2, since PHP produces a string of exact the double size of string 1. Please help me out. Many thanks, Ron
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