I got the same as NLNico using a modified openssl version. I ran into the 32 bit integer limit too, so did this to bypass it - it saved me having to rebuild openssl - I just copied and modified the function with the 32 bit limit:
Thanks for doing that BTW, I created a mini repo for it: https://github.com/moneypot/pevpot-stretch
I'll try wrap it in a node module too later.
(But for now, I'm still running the verification in the native php and native js solution. Make sure they corroborate the same stretched hash. )
Update: The native PHP solution is matching , so I'm getting quite confident it's correct.
I'm still waiting for the native javascript one to terminate, before I'm sure though =)
I'm running a Python version too. It has been running for 12 hours so far:
Code:
>>> time.ctime(time.time()); pbkdf2.PBKDF2('000000000000000009b7fb236187f120a0c86eb8785f099a8d197dd34b9d2553', 'pevpot', 5000000000, hashlib.sha256, hmac).hexread(32); time.ctime(time.time())
'Tue Nov 17 01:50:44 2015'
'Tue Nov 17 01:50:44 2015'
I'm a little butthurt that my last minute snipe bets didn't pay off for me. The 10.8 BTC was my 10 BTC investment at moneypot plus profits over the last couple weeks, and the 5.x was as much as polo would let me withdraw in a single day. But I'm glad to see them go to a long-standing JD player.
