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Re: Problem with encode () and hmac() in pgcrypto

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Hi Marko,

OK, 

> These two operations are not equivalent. 

But...
Can I have this operation done in the Stored Procedure inside the Database?
Plain SHA1, which is signed with RSA signature. and in the end encoded to
base64?

I was looking in the pgcrypto functions, and I havenÂt found any that I
could use.... I think... Maybe I am not looking for the rigth one.
I need to use Plain SHA1 signed with a RSA signature and encoded into base64 
due to a new law related to digital signature in invoices in my country.

--
Luis


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