I was trying some 1 character strings with your md5 calculator and am getting different results than I expect.  For instance md5 of the string 1 is
c4ca4238a0b923820dcc509a6f75849b
on your web page.  If I try the same on Ubuntu such as echo "1" | md5sum I get
b026324c6904b2a9cb4b88d6d61c81d1

I don't understand why there is a difference.  Perhaps it's a linefeed or unicode -vs- ascii difference.  Do you have any idea?

Thanks,

Dale Sykora

This file failed to uudecode properly, your web utility chokes at the approximate middle of the 4th line.

It decoded fine under another uudecode, what could be the problem?

I fund this encrypit in the web, please teel me what it is =)

SHA256 2bb37e361ddb3b9c53e5adf446268c62d175a56202934220569fb21a1e09514b

hi i hope you can help me i have been sent some emails from a family i used to nanny for in the USA but i cant read the emails due to them being sent form a mac. i have tried with out success to use your site to open them but must be doing something wrong. i am going to try and attach the email i hope it works

thanks Gail

Hello

I have a problem. I need to know, what the following does mean:
7#E1eE!e~Ya3PkL4w~u

I think it´s encoded in Base91 or Base64, but i´m not sure. I tried this tool for
java, but it will not work on my pc.

I hope you can help me.

Many Thanks in advance

Thorsten


Hi there,

Each time my professor sends me a file, I need a Bin Hex 4.0 conversion.  Usually I get so frustrated trying for hours to find a way online to convert, that I find another way to get the information.  This time, he is the only one who has it.  Usually it is a magazine article either in a pdf for word format.  This time it is a file should be an excel spreadsheet, and here I am again unable to read this odd code.

What can I do in the future to keep from having to convert each time he sends me a file?



I am hoping that you can help, I have yet to find someone or something that can.



Thank you!