All, I'm having some trouble interpreting the enctypes in both the RFC and the MIT code. Specifically, I'm pulling a Ticket from an MIT credcache, and using the key to decrypt it. In des-cbc-crc mode, I can expect the data to look like this, right?
<confounder - 8 bytes><crc - 4 bytes><data><pad to 8 bytes> ...except obviously not, since how do I know what's padding and what's data? There's no length field? Could someone clarify this? Also, the RFC mentions that des_string_to_key uses the des-cbc MAC - which one (not desmac-k I presume). Could someone clarify the various string_to_key algorithms? Regards, Phil +------------------------------------------+ | Phil Mayers | | Network & Infrastructure Group | | Information & Communication Technologies | | Imperial College | +------------------------------------------+
