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Add Regex from sshGit #174
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The regex will match private key generated by ssh-keygen and those defined by OpenSSL header file. The regex, however, doesn't validate if the string within BEGIN and END label is "correct" Base64 encoded. As it can be validated be direct checking with the public key Resolves: bee-san#174
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The regex will match private key generated by ssh-keygen and those defined by OpenSSL header file. The regex, however, doesn't validate if the string within BEGIN and END label is "correct" Base64 encoded. As it can be validated be direct checking with the public key Resolves: bee-san#174
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The regex will match private key generated by ssh-keygen and those defined by OpenSSL header file. The regex, however, doesn't validate if the string within BEGIN and END label is "correct" Base64 encoded. As it can be validated be direct checking with the public key Resolves: bee-san#174
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The regex will match private key generated by ssh-keygen and those defined by OpenSSL header file. The regex, however, doesn't validate if the string within BEGIN and END label is "correct" Base64 encoded. As it can be validated be direct checking with the public key Resolves: #174
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Sshgit has a bunch of regex we can use :)
https://github.com/eth0izzle/shhgit/blob/master/config.yaml
Follow our contributing guide here:
https://github.com/bee-san/pyWhat/wiki/Adding-your-own-Regex
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