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Hey

What is the max length from a string that i can use at IniWrite and iniRead?

IniWrite ( "filename", "section", "key", "max length ?" )

Because that maybe the problem from here? I encrypt and write this to a ini file

Thank you

Will do more test to morrow

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If you are referring to this string

 

'OLse2YGrw0XUj6Jct9Kv4Ida7MPom5Ru1 '

 

Then that is well inside the acceptable length.

In fact, that is quite short ... unless you are using an old version of Windows (i.e. 3.1 or 95).

However, if you have both a leading and trailing quote, you will get errors, as they get stripped off ... a Windows' thing.

One or the other is acceptable.

There are other characters too, that screw up ini entries (i.e. square brackets, carriage return, etc)

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Make sure what you're writing is in hex for you ini and not raw binary, any null char and it ends the string.  Then convert the hex back to binary before decrypting.

Are you running a 64 or 32 bit exe?

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on a 32bit xp no problem

on 64 bit 8.1 problem

and that's the problem

password to encrypt 'OLse2YGrw0XUj6Jct9Kv4Ida7MPom5Ru1 '

key that's be saved at the ini

0x01000000D08C9DDF0115D1118C7A00C04FC297EB010000001886711E8F5CDD49A6C4DE2DCDB482500000000028000000300031002F00320037002F0032003000310035002000320031003A00310033003A00300038000000106600000001000020000000C0CF70165F353813BA14B9BF88FB4714EDB170E39202C848B5414473B237AAAB000000000E800000000200002000000016E5F2CACF72BABE1B385B2A49185C3BAC1B62099B2D542B4C40C63EC035CED6200000005D5E62316A90AFDF772FAC4F5010BEF9F65C884C264C20F10D41BF5D77C206DD40000000A7167816D2B655D8EA953D8A225FD97EC4DCB65DAB11D538A674DF97206091378E8B9FF7252B9136B2809101CCF770EBAFF67428623A5E291ABE70D4E6069A1C

password after decrypt OLse2YGrw0XUj6Jct9Kv

#include <CryptProtect.au3>
#include <Date.au3>


Func _unprotect($data)
   If $data <> '' Then
      Local $sDesc='',$iError2,$iExtended2
      $data = _CryptUnprotectData($data, $sDesc)
      $iError2 = @error
      $iExtended2 = @extended
      If $iError2 > 0 Or $iExtended2 > 0 Then
         MsgBox(0,'error',"Error protecting: " & $iError2 & @LF & "Windows error protecting: " & $iExtended2)
         Exit
      EndIf
      Return $data
   Else
      Return ''
   EndIf
EndFunc

Func _protect($data)
   Local $iError1,$iExtended1
   Local $tCur = _Date_Time_GetLocalTime()
   $tCur = _Date_Time_SystemTimeToDateTimeStr($tCur)
   $data = _CryptProtectData($data, $tCur)
   $iError1 = @error
   $iExtended1 = @extended
   If $iError1 > 0 Or $iExtended1 > 0 Then
      MsgBox(0,'error',"Error protecting: " & $iError1 & @LF & "Windows error protecting: " & $iExtended1)
      Exit
   EndIf
   Return $data
EndFunc

ConsoleWrite(@AutoItVersion & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite('OLse2YGrw0XUj6Jct9Kv4Ida7MPom5Ru1 ' & @CRLF)
$data = _protect('OLse2YGrw0XUj6Jct9Kv4Ida7MPom5Ru1 ')
IniWrite(@TempDir & "\Example.ini", "General", "Title", $data)
ConsoleWrite($data & @CRLF)
$data = _unprotect(IniRead(@TempDir & "\Example.ini", "General", "Title", ""))
ConsoleWrite($data & @CRLF)
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I wasn't asking what operating system. I was asking what you were compiling it at.  I'm curious if the tags for the udf you're using were properly set for both.

So...

1.  On your 64bit machine, put this at the top of it (your script):

#AutoIt3Wrapper_UseX64=N

2.  As I said, you may need to convert back to binary... eg:

_unprotect(Binary(IniRead(@TempDir & "\Example.ini", "General", "Title", "")))

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