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Expand ID range to harden brute forcing #71
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If I see correctly, this will break all existing paste ids? |
Added backwards compatibility. |
Expand the domain for IDs from 2^32 to 2^64, resulting in keys of length 11 instead of 6. In particular important for one-time-pastes. i64 is used as inner type since sqlite does not support storing u64.
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fn convert_id_from_string() { | ||
assert!(Id::from_str("abDE+-").is_ok()); | ||
/* Support ID generated in the old 32-bit format */ | ||
//assert!(Id::from_str("abDE+-").is_ok()); |
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Why is this outcommented? Also, please use proper Rust comments, i.e. //
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s.push(CHAR_TABLE[(self.n & 0x3) as usize]); | ||
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write!(f, "{s}") | ||
#[allow(clippy::cast_sign_loss)] |
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/// Represents a 32-bit integer either numerically or mapped to a 6 character string. | ||
pub type Inner = i64; |
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Stupid question: what's the point of this type alias?
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Thanks for the inspiration, I took some of the ideas for 89b215d and credited this prior contribution of yours. Hope that is okay and that I close this PR as being done. |
Expand the value space from 2^32 to 2^64, resulting in keys of length 11 instead of 6.
In particular important for one-time-pastes.
i64 is used as inner type since sqlite does not support storing u64.