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To find the SHA1 hash of a string, first include the library 'digest/sha1' then use the code below, where 'password' is the string we're computing the hash of.
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CODE:
require ‘digest/sha1′
# ... then later on ...
password = "blah"
sha1_pass = Digest::SHA1.hexdigest(password)
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