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Re: MD5/SHA hash

From: JoDoDu <jododu@xxxxxxx>

> Leif,
>     This is the .Net code fragment I am trying to match on the AS/400.  I'm
> now think to ask my counterpart to use UTF8

all this is very clear, but the question still remains:
why not print the hexadecimal bytes of the string and the Unicode string
on both machines and check them. Forget about the hash for a while.
First verify that the input s are absolutely the same before worrying about
why the hashes are different.

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