[erlang-questions] How to use crypto:hmac_init() and friends?
Frans Schneider
schneider@REDACTED
Thu Nov 19 14:37:32 CET 2015
Dear list,
I have to create the HMAC of a message by including data at several
points in my code as shown below:
...
Mac_ctxt_init = crypto:hmac_init(sha256, Mac_key),
Mac_ctxt = case Version of
3 ->
Mac_ctxt1 = crypto:hmac_update(Mac_ctxt_init, Dhi_pub),
crypto:hmac_update(Mac_ctxt1, Dhir_pub);
2 ->
Mac_ctxt_init
end,
...
...
...
LMac_ctxt = crypto:hmac_update(Mac_ctxt, <<Version/binary,
Serialized/binary>>),
LMac = crypto:hmac_final_n(LMac_ctxt, 8),
...
This will always return <<>>! It already starts with the hmac_init()
which returns <<>>.
Erlang/OTP 18 [erts-7.1] [source] [64-bit] [smp:2:2] [async-threads:10]
[hipe] [kernel-poll:false]
Eshell V7.1 (abort with ^G)
1> K =
<<9,138,157,154,221,37,75,104,28,207,127,232,193,207,68,39,22,88,62,219,15,114,22,236,68,226,141,39,69,212,143,123>>.
<<9,138,157,154,221,37,75,104,28,207,127,232,193,207,68,
39,22,88,62,219,15,114,22,236,68,226,141,39,69,...>>
2> crypto:hmac_init(sha256, K).
<<>>
3>
Using crypto:hmac(sha256, K, Data, 8) works fine, but is not usable.
Any idea what goes wrong or what I am doing wrong?
TIA,
Frans
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