In 1C dev guide I have found that I can use CryptoManger
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CryptoManager Main Syntax:
New CryptoManager(<CryptoprotectionModuleName>, <CryproprotectionModulePath>, <CryptoprotectionModuleType>) Parameters:
<CryptoprotectionModuleName> (required)
Type: String. The name of the cryptoprotection module. Name is case insensitive. It is used on MS Windows. <CryproprotectionModulePath> (required)
Type: String. Path to a library file, implementing the required set of functions. If multiple library files are specified, they should be colon (":") separated. The list of libraries can include files that do not exist. If a library file is not found, an error does not occur. It is used on Linux. <CryptoprotectionModuleType> (required)
Type: Number. Defines type of cryptoprotection module. Description:
If cryptoprotection module is not found, the exception is generated.
I understand that I have to fill 2 of 3 parameters depending of the system I use. Could you please provide some examples for Windows and for Linux how to create this object.
I have seen example, but it is for some Russian Crypto module which we do not use.
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CryptoManager = New CryptoManager("", "", 75);
Could you please provide which strings should I use as a parameters to sign with RSA-SHA1 2048 bits and some examples as well
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CryptoManager SignAlgorithm Usage:
Read and write. Description:
Type: String. Contains the specified sign algorithm.
Working with Windows you need to use Microsoft Enhanced Cryptographic Provider ().aspx) which CryptoprotectionModuleType is 1 and the CryptoprotectionModuleName along with CryproprotectionModulePath could be omitted. So you can just write something like this:
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CryptoManager = New CryptoManager("", "", 1);
On Linux the only option you have for now is CryptoPro (CryptoprotectionModuleType = 75).
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