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Craig McClanahan updated CXF-4771:
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Summary: [OAuth 2] MAC Authorization Header is not parsed correctly (was:
OAuth 2.0 MAC Authorization Header is not parsed correctly)
> [OAuth 2] MAC Authorization Header is not parsed correctly
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> Key: CXF-4771
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CXF-4771
> Project: CXF
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: JAX-RS Security
> Affects Versions: 2.7.2
> Reporter: Craig McClanahan
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> I'm trying to implement MAC authorization on my OAuth 2.0 server. I use
> OAuthClientUtils#createAuthorizationHeader() to create an authorization
> header that, on the wire, looks something like this:
> Authorization: MAC
> id="55aa32664c6e1ae9eea4f8d2a6b6fe3",nonce="bMIaTnH+yw7daK6augoW9waPBhQ=",mac="xMgBytGHEyVjLk0Bea5Sa6jfMdUvvrCWJhlL95rtNHs=",ts="1358796727285",
> There is a minor problem with this -- the trailing comma should be eliminated.
> The major problem, though, is when the server tries to parse this
> (AuthorizationUtils#getAuthorizationParts()). The call to
> mc.getHttpHeaders().getRequestHeader("Authorization") returns five header
> values instead of one. It appears to be parsing on both spaces and commas.
> This causes the remaining logic to never parse the MAC token.
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