@smorrow123 The bunch of weird characters in the key are expected,
you've taken a string of hex characters (ex. A4F1...etc) and packed
their binary values in a variable. When perl tries to inerpret these as
a string it results in "random" characters....
Yes it's hashed using the signature key. It also took a little effort to
translate the Signature Key from a hex string to it's actual binary
value (@Renaissance has a php solution to this in his/her example). In
perl this was:$key = pack 'H*', $signa...
@cwdsl, your link to Page 73 of the SIM guide was exactly what I needed.
I was attempting to compare x_SHA2_Hash to the a hash of the value
provided in the hash upgrade guide (of the format:
^ANet123^20987654321^9.99^). I needed to hash the 30 part c...
