Thanks to anybody replyed to my question :)

Indeed, i have to use core modules except the crypt::Blowfish.
This is the only module additional installed on the machine.

The way radiant.matrix mentioned works fine.

Except one little problem:
The decrypted file contains some characters additional to the original file: ^@
I tried various ways to analyse the problem, but get only a change of the amount of ^@

So please give me a hint: what am i doing wrong?

crypting:

use Crypt::Blowfish; my $key = 'ThisIsMyKey'; my $cipher = Crypt::Blowfish->new($key); my $buffer; my $file = 'TestFile.txt'; open(my $in, "<", $file) or die "Couldn't open '$file' for read: $!"; open(my $out, ">", "$file.crypt") or die "Couldn't open '$file.crypt' +for write: $!"; while( read($in, $buffer, 8) ) { if ( length($buffer) < 8 ) { for (1..8-length($buffer)) { $buffer.=chr(0); print length($buffer); } } print $out $cipher->encrypt($buffer); }
decrypting:
my $key = 'ThisIsMyKey'; my $cipher = Crypt::Blowfish->new($key); my $buffer; my $file = 'TestFile.txt'; open(my $in, "<", "$file.crypt") or die "Couldn't open '$file' for re +ad: $!"; open(my $out, ">", "$file.decrypt") or die "Couldn't open '$file.decry +pt' for write: $!"; while( read($in, $buffer, 8) ) { print $out $cipher->decrypt($buffer); }
Thanks a lot, PeterE

In reply to Re^3: Encrypting large files with Crypt::Blowfish by PeterE
in thread Encrypting large files with Crypt::Blowfish by PeterE

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