sha1 example doesn't work (level 38)

[d0sboots]

The example claims:
nonce = "132f4c5f0f"
sha1("string1"+"string2"+nonce) -> Results in sha1 hash 000000593a640078a309840d69b4e2064d09ae20 so 132f4c5f0f would be the solution if we were looking for 6 leading zeroes

$ python -c 'import hashlib;print(hashlib.sha1(b"string1"+b"string2"+b"132f4c5f0f").hexdigest())'
997ffa731506ee6d66dfafe17dbdf76316e2e67b
$ echo -n "string1string2132f4c5f0f" | openssl sha1
SHA1(stdin)= 997ffa731506ee6d66dfafe17dbdf76316e2e67b

It doesn't work if we assume "string1" and "string2" are placeholders and use the values from the problem statement, either.

[bluewave41]

The problem statement values are random as you can see in the source.

https://github.com/HaschekSolutions/0xf.at/blob/master/data/levels/hackit38.php#L38

The puzzle works correctly regardless of the problem statement but it does seem to be incorrect.

[d0sboots]

Good to know that the problem itself works. I didn't try it/trust it since the example was wrong.