On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 10:11 AM, Norman Rasmussen
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> cnonce should be an opaque blob as far as clients are concerned, (my guess
> is psi is pulling random bytes and base64 encoding them)
> Any chance we can get a log with a known (to us), password?
I found my problem. As I figured, it was my fault. I hadn't counted on
cnonce being base64-encoded, and in my code that forms the `response`
hash I use, I split the string into key=>value by splitting on the '='
sign. The cnonce had an '=' on the end of it, which was just getting
lopped off. I've fixed this with:
resp = Base64.decode64(elem.text)
resp = resp.split(',')
response = {}
resp.each do |kv|
k, v = kv.split('=')
v += '=' if kv[-2].chr == '=' # Some clients base64-encode
'cnonce' (ahem, Psi)
v.gsub!(/^"/, '')
v.gsub!(/"$/, '')
response[k] = v
end
And it now works successfully. Sorry to bother you with my screw ups.
Thanks for the help
--
Eric Will
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