Look up the documentation of the following OpenSSL functions (Yes this
is a bit roundabout for encoding a single string, but this is all
OpenSSL exposes):
BIO_f_base64
BIO_s_mem
A better way is to use a non-OpenSSL library to Base64 (or Base32 or
Base85 or Base16 or whatever you like) the binary data directly, without
the gratuitous insertion of newlines and "=" sign padding done
by the file-oriented BIO_f_base64.
An even better way is to use the SQL syntax for explicitly specifying
non-textual bytes in field values (ask an SQL expert or read the
documentation that came with your database development tools).
On 3/28/2013 7:32 PM, Jevin Sonut wrote:
Can anyone PLZ tell me how can one do base64 encode/decode on OPENSSL
PLz provide a link where can learn how to use the base64 in openssl
On Thu, Mar 28, 2013 at 10:14 PM, Salz, Rich <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Encrypted data is not a text string, it is an array of binary
octets. You will have to do something like base64 encode/decode
when treating it as a text string.____
Enjoy
Jakob
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