SQLite3 Multiple Ciphers supports in principle 2 formats to specify raw key and salt material, bypassing the key generation from a passphrase.
Unfortunately, in the course of unifying the way to specify raw key material for the cipher schemes chacha20, sqlcipher, aegis128, and ascon, a small bug slipped in, preventing to handle the SQLCipher notation properly.
As a workaround the sqleet notation can be used - see Example 2 and Example 3 in the documentation.
A fix will be provided with the next release.
SQLite3 Multiple Ciphers supports in principle 2 formats to specify raw key and salt material, bypassing the key generation from a passphrase.
Unfortunately, in the course of unifying the way to specify raw key material for the cipher schemes
chacha20,sqlcipher,aegis128, andascon, a small bug slipped in, preventing to handle the SQLCipher notation properly.As a workaround the sqleet notation can be used - see Example 2 and Example 3 in the documentation.
A fix will be provided with the next release.