During translation I came across this string:
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CSA Key
CSA encryption key. This must be a 16 char string (8 hexadecimal bytes).
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Is this really correct ? How can one hexadecimal byte be two characters ?
Or there is something I don't get properly.
Cristi
16 characters means 8 hex bytes ?
16 characters means 8 hex bytes ?
... I think it's too hard to think
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Re: 16 characters means 8 hex bytes ?
Maybe 16 hexadecimal char ( 8 bytes) ?
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