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MD5 for powerpc

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Subject: MD5 for powerpc
Date: Thu, 16 Dec 2004 15:29:06 +0500 
Hi,

I'm using MD5 for SNMPv3 authentication. I'm using net-snmp agent.
I am running the SNMP agent on a powerpc (motorol processor). When I send a 
request from an intel processor pc (linux) to this agent, EVP_md5() (called 
from HMAC ()) hash function generates a wrong code. The only difference being 
in the Address byte ordering (power pc is big-endian, intel pc is 
little-endian). For this I set LOWBYTEFIRST FALSE, and called MDreverse () 
after each call to MDupdate ().


Any idea what could be the problem ?

Thanks,
Guru
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