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Comments by AhmadDb (Top 4 by date)
AhmadDb
24-Nov-13 17:49pm
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Thank you very much.
Your solution solved the problem :)
AhmadDb
23-Nov-13 16:11pm
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AhmadDb
22-Nov-13 15:15pm
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Also I want to tell you that I tried to create the hash first and then sign the hash , but I had the same result !!!!
AhmadDb
22-Nov-13 15:13pm
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Well, I know that the I should use private key in the signing method and use public key in the verifying, but that if there is a sender and receiver. Here in my case It's different, There is only one person who create a signature and recreate it after a while and compare.
I mean that if we have same message and same signing private key, shouldn't the resulted signature be the same if we signed the message one time or twice or more?