On Thursday, June 12, 2014 1:15:01 PM UTC-4, Damias wrote:
>
> Ok, i've managed to convert the bytes to Integers and use function 
> DEREncode with BufferedTransformation (FileSink). But when I try to load 
> the keys with BERDecode... this happens: 
> terminate called after throwing an instance of 'CryptoPP::BERDecodeErr'
>   what():  BER decode error
>
> I've tried this:
>     string filename5 = "ecc-pubkeyA.der";
>     string filename6 = "ecc-pubkeyB.der";
>     FileSource fs5(filename5.c_str(), true);
>     FileSource fs6(filename6.c_str(), true);
>     Integer pubkey_A(fs5);
>     Integer pubkey_B(fs6);
>
> and this:
>     Integer pubkey_A(pubA, dhA.PublicKeyLength());
>     Integer pubkey_B(pubB, dhB.PublicKeyLength());
>     string filename5 = "ecc-pubkeyA.der";
>     string filename6 = "ecc-pubkeyB.der";
>     FileSource fs5(filename5.c_str(), true);
>     FileSource fs6(filename6.c_str(), true);
>     pubkey_A.BERDecode(fs5);
>     pubkey_B.BERDecode(fs6);
>

Try DEREncodePrivateKey, DEREncodePublicKey and friends. See the Crypto++ 
wiki on Keys and Formats at 
http://www.cryptopp.com/wiki/Keys_and_Formats#DER_Encoding.

Jeff 

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