pkg.py: update key with fast crypt implementation#141
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Closing this PR, python scripts have been replaced. See #162 |
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Original (slow) implementation of
cryptrelied on change ofkey. With transition to C based version this behavior were lost. It led to garbage instead of valid names when using pkg.py with -l flag to list files in package.Here is small solution to it: store key converted to string in separate variable, perform manipulations on C side using it and copy resulting contents back to original list.
Also moved pkgcrypt callback registration next to import to have all in one place.