Hello, Martin Preuss schrieb:
> Normally a padding error implies an error in decrypting the server's response. > > However, without having this particular card to actually test whether the > encryption/decryption is faulty there is not much I can do :-( I have basic knowledge of C/C++ but none of HBCI and aqbanking. Nevertheless I'm going to try to locate the error. A few questions: Do the logs I posted in my first post provide no single hint where the error occures? I digged through the code and I seems to me that AH_MsgDecode() could be worth watching. Am I right? Where do I find this function? I heard that the way a key is stored on a RSA-Card isnt standardised. Is this part of my problem? Should I ask my Bank (or the manufactor of my card) for detailed information about the chipcard? Is there any good information about hbci for devlopers on the net? thanx, Janosch _______________________________________________ Aqbanking-devel mailing list Aqbanking-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/aqbanking-devel
