Originally created by @HerMajestyDrMona on GitHub (Mar 6, 2025).
The KEY_ALGO variable is for public keys, correct? But why generated privkey.pem size is only 288 bytes? Is there any need / possibility to tweak something to increase this key's length? For some reasons setting KEYSIZE="4096" doesn't change anything, and it should be default value anyway.
Originally created by @HerMajestyDrMona on GitHub (Mar 6, 2025).
The `KEY_ALGO` variable is for public keys, correct? But why generated privkey.pem size is only 288 bytes? Is there any need / possibility to tweak something to increase this key's length? For some reasons setting `KEYSIZE="4096"` doesn't change anything, and it should be default value anyway.
Keysize is only relevant for RSA keys, but dehydrated uses elliptic-curve crytography (secp384r1) by default, which uses fixed key sizes. Since they work completely differently to RSA they just happen to have smaller keys while still being more secure.
@lukas2511 commented on GitHub (Mar 8, 2025):
Keysize is only relevant for RSA keys, but dehydrated uses elliptic-curve crytography (secp384r1) by default, which uses fixed key sizes. Since they work completely differently to RSA they just happen to have smaller keys while still being more secure.
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Originally created by @HerMajestyDrMona on GitHub (Mar 6, 2025).
The
KEY_ALGOvariable is for public keys, correct? But why generated privkey.pem size is only 288 bytes? Is there any need / possibility to tweak something to increase this key's length? For some reasons settingKEYSIZE="4096"doesn't change anything, and it should be default value anyway.@lukas2511 commented on GitHub (Mar 8, 2025):
Keysize is only relevant for RSA keys, but dehydrated uses elliptic-curve crytography (secp384r1) by default, which uses fixed key sizes. Since they work completely differently to RSA they just happen to have smaller keys while still being more secure.