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Hi guys.
I'm in the process of replacing an old Rails app with a new one.
The old app uses ruby 2.2.2
and symmetric-encryption 3.8.2
.
The new app uses ruby 2.4.1
and symmetric-encryption 4.2.0
.
I prefer to store my keys as hexidecimals. So in both apps my symmetric-encryption.yml
looks like this:
development: &development_defaults
key: "b1c7d3086cb05b5056a6b30f5e55180cec6fb28ef1650ded94947787da9588c2"
iv: "f053932542406db77f3afcbbd7ade139"
cipher_name: aes-256-cbc
encoding: :base64strict
version: 0
However my new app complains:
SymmetricEncryption.encrypt("foo") # => ArgumentError: key must be 32 bytes
I've tried debugging by creating new keys, and get the same result. They keys I generate work in the old, but not the new app:
key, iv = [32, 16].map { |bytes|
SecureRandom.random_bytes(bytes).each_byte.map { |byte| '%02x' % byte }.join
}
Any idea what goes wrong?
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