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Unsupported cipher or incorrect key length. Supported ciphers are: aes-128-cbc, aes-256-cbc, aes-128-gcm, aes-256-gcm
LinkStack version
4.7.6
Description
have brought the code to my website. error appears on first call of the url. all the mentioned extension here are active... would be thankful for any ideas/solutions
Details about your system
PHP 8.2
How to reproduce
url: https://ls.ryps.eu/
Possible Solution
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variable "app_key" in the .env file looked completely weird (some characters replaced with "xxxx"): APP_KEY=base64:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxdONK8iRb/AEPCnmeQENvxEY=base64:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx+M3BmYQ/2kjsInFCIIKAzVA= deleting the second part starting with "=base64.." resulted in showing the setup page
variable "app_key" in the .env file looked completely weird (some characters replaced with "xxxx"): APP_KEY=base64:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxdONK8iRb/AEPCnmeQENvxEY=base64:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx+M3BmYQ/2kjsInFCIIKAzVA= deleting the second part starting with "=base64.." resulted in showing the setup page
the APP_KEY= value need to be shown like this ;) this is ok
You installed Linkstack native without docker on your own webserver ?
the APP_KEY= value need to be shown like this ;) this is ok
...don't think so, worked only after modifying it as described
You installed Linkstack native without docker on your own webserver ?
correct, i've downloaded the zip, extracted and transfered to my webserver
...don't think so, worked only after modifying it as described
An APP_key is generated the first time the website is accessed and entered here. Quote This key is used by the Illuminate encryption service and should be set to a random string. should be set to a random 32-character string, otherwise the encrypted strings will not be secure. will not be secure. Please do this before you deploy an application! End quote
correct, i've downloaded the zip, extracted and transfered to my webserver
What do the web server logs say? if I have seen this correctly you are using LiteSpeed Webserver, maybe it has some settings regarding ciphers
base64:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxdONK8iRb/AEPCnmeQENvxEY=base64:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx+M3BmYQ/2kjsInFCIIKAzVA=
i understand, but it seems that there was a problem generating the key - it's longer than 32 chars and there seem to be two keys concatenated in one field.
Please do this before you deploy an application!
that's what i've done, I've shrunk the value to 32 chars
What do the web server logs say?
as it's hosted by a provider, i've no access to the server logs
i understand, but it seems that there was a problem generating the key - it's longer than 32 chars and there seem to be two keys concatenated in one field.
Please do this before you deploy an application!
that's what i've done, I've shrunk the value to 32 chars
Ok that is indeed strange that should not normally happen, I will test and check this