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haki
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How to genertate public key and private key in php?
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what?
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:lol: :roll:
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How to genertate public key and private key in php?
That depends on how you're planning to use it. Stab in the dark: take a look at openssl extension, it might be of use to you.
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har har
public and private key sounds more like PGP than PHP. 8O :D
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What's this for exactly? There was a fairly long thread here about challenge response login systems possibly a year ago. It's not the same thing but I'm wondering if it could be of use to you.

As tcsoft says. PGP or GPG (GnuPG) would be a good way to go.
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yup..sounds like PGP too. or even ssh...for an authenticated user key?
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