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T.v.Dein 6c4f119bfa Fixes and additions: (#20)
- fix encryption bug #19, which was a regression
- added encryption unit test
- added debug logging here and there

Co-authored-by: Thomas von Dein <tom@vondein.org>
2025-02-10 15:34:04 +01:00

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#
# Copyright © 2025 Thomas von Dein
#
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# encrypt something
exec env ANYDB_PASSWORD=12345 anydb -f test.db set -e secret eshishinusan
# retrieve it
exec env ANYDB_PASSWORD=12345 anydb -f test.db get secret
stdout eshishinusan
# but has it really been encrypted?
! exec env ANYDB_PASSWORD=8d8d8 anydb -f test.db get secret
! stdout eshishinusan
stderr 'message authentication failed'
# what about the listing
exec anydb -f test.db ls -l
stdout 'encrypted-content'
! stdout eshishinusan
# and the export?
exec anydb -f test.db export -o -
! stdout eshishinusan