Can you be more specific? You vent and yet don't say what language you wrote yours in.... if you've written it in C++/C/PHP/Perl, yet need a blowfish implementation... USE libmcrypt! It works!
-Roger Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > > Fortunately many poeple came to my assistance in trying to > write my own interface ..... Then I was told that even > though my Blowfish algorithm satifies all the test vectors > it will not work for API since the Perl implementation > they use is slightly different than "the standard" ...... > I gave up at that point .... > > > So I guess I have to continue to use enom's nice API for > registration and then manually transfer to Tucows? Or is > Tucows going to simplify their API? Why can't Tucows make > my life so easy? > > > To be clear -- > > I really *DISLIKE* using enom and am in no why attempting > to promote them. But I am attempting to shame Tucows into > filling in the only hole I've found in their otherwise > stellar service: an API that is *REASONABLE* to implement > in the Resellers language of choice! > > > Thank you for this opertunity to vent. ;) > > > Joe Rhett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >Did you get any takers on this? I wrote a C++ client > >back in late 2000, > >but it is far far out of date now. > > > >On Fri, Jan 24, 2003 at 01:33:25PM -0500, Frank Michlick > >wrote: > >> Hi, > >> > >> If anyone has implemented a client code to connect to > >>our API in C++, > >> please email me ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), I'd be > >>interested in talking > >> to you. > >> > >> Thanks + best regards, > >> Frank Michlick > > > >-- > >Joe Rhett > > Chief > >Geek > >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > ISite Services, Inc. > >
