#1 Encryption and then decryption results in extra binary chars

Bradley Reed reported extra binary characters on
decryption with Tuxcards 2.0. We are not able to
reproduce it for me, but it happens on his system. I
have a large tuxcards file (>130 entries) that is
encrypted and has been fine for a month now.

This is an FYI.
The link:
http://blog.rajgad.com/work/software-development/2006-06/tuxcards-20-new-release-for-the-notes-taking-software-for-linux.html#comment-10

The bug:
There are still some bugs in the encrypt/decrypt…

I enter
RegKey=”1a19cef5-1c9a52525-158f2384d-708fc0a-185808e8d-10e8b4ce7″
encrypt the file; save; exit

when I repoen the file I get something like:
RegKüf·@(f·
7ü‘7ˆ‘7Ð岿h岿OMü‘7Ð岿đ7ˆey=”1a19cef5-1c9a52525-158f2384d-708fc0a-185808e8d-10e8b4ce7″

[Anonymous]

Logged In: YES
user_id=124367

Note: The problem does not occur on Fedora Core 4 or Ubuntu
5.10.
Tested with: qt-3.3.4 and g++ 4.0.2

Amit