The hash_hmac_file() function is an inbuilt function in PHP that is used to generate a keyed hash value using the contents of a given file.
Syntax:
string hash_hmac_file( $algo, $file, $key, $raw_opt )
Parameters: This function accepts four parameters as mentioned above and described below.
- $algo: It is the required parameter that specifies the selected hashing algorithm.
- $file: This parameter is used to specify the file URL to be hashed.
- $key: This parameter is used to hold the shared secret key used for generating the HMAC.
- $raw_opt: If the parameter is set to true then output will be raw binary data and if the parameter is set to False then output will be lowercase exits.
Return Value: This function returns a string containing the calculated message digest as lowercase exits. The below programs use the file gfg.txt and the contents of the file are:
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The below programs illustrate the hash_hmac_file() function in PHP.
Program 1:
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<?php // PHP program to illustrate // hash_hmac_file function // Create a file to calculate hash of file_put_contents ( 'gfg.txt' , 'Geeks' ); // Display result echo hash_hmac_file( 'sha1' , 'gfg.txt' , 'password' , false); ?> |
Output:
a5365a345a41ac0780bf63e4d33576560b86163c
Program 2:
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<?php // PHP program to illustrate // hash_hmac_file function // Create a file to calculate hash of file_put_contents ( 'gfg.txt' , 'Geeks' ); // Display result echo hash_hmac_file( 'sha256' , 'gfg.txt' , 'password' ) . "</br>"; // Create a file to calculate hash of file_put_contents ( 'gfg.txt' , 'Content' ); // Display result echo hash_hmac_file( 'md5' , 'gfg.txt' , 'password' , false); ?> |
Output:
a73af6923445a30fbacd646622b254069f90c2502e63b1025918aa93f2ddca9d a7b2b24ac2334070c42a852fb5ef0c92
Reference: http://php.net/manual/en/function.hash-file.php