Hi,
thanks for your hints.
The problem was, that it tries using RC4. If i compiled PoDoFo with
#define PODOFO_HAVE_OPENSSL_NO_RC4
it runs through. (how to fix this? i have the static lib of OpenSSL included)
The problem now is, that i cannot open the PDF with the password „owner“:
encrypt = PdfEncrypt::CreatePdfEncrypt("", "owner", 0,
PdfEncrypt::ePdfEncryptAlgorithm_AESV2, PdfEncrypt::ePdfKeyLength_128);
try {
doc1.SetEncrypted(*encrypt);
}
catch (const PdfError eCode) {
error = eCode.GetError();
}
try {
doc1.Write(outPath->GetCStringPtr());
}
catch (const PdfError eCode) {
error = eCode.GetError();
}
If i open the PDF, the password „owner“ is wrong. It cannot be decrypted.
Anything wrong?
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> Am 27.01.2022 um 18:36 schrieb zyx <[email protected]>:
>
> On Thu, 2022-01-27 at 16:04 +0100, Christian Sakowski wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> i am using 0.9.7. However, i have activated OpenSSL and now i am
>> getting ePdfError_InternalLogic while writing an encrypted pdf file:
>>
>> PoDoFo::PdfMemDocument doc1;
>>
>> doc1.Load(inPath);
>> doc1.SetEncrypted(pass1, pass2);
>> doc1.Write(outPath); //-> ePdfError_InternalLogic
>
> Hi,
> does it print any detailed error on the console? A backtrace of the
> exception? Anything than the generic "it doesn't work" will help to
> diagnose. You can search the source code and see where and why it
> failed, if the detailed error is not useful.
>
> I do not have any test code for this, my only code creates a mem
> document, then sets the encryption on it and only then draws to the
> document and writes it to the stream. Something like (this is
> inefficient, only a test code from a distant past):
>
> PdfEncrypt *encrypt;
> encrypt = PdfEncrypt::CreatePdfEncrypt("", "owner", 0, algo, keyLength);
> PdfMemDocument *memDocument = new PdfMemDocument();
> memDocument->SetEncrypted(*encrypt);
> delete encrypt;
> drawPage(memDocument);
> memDocument->Write(....);
> delete memDocument;
>
> I think it should work to encrypt existing document, thus I guess you
> maybe picked an unsupported algorithm or something like that. The pairs
> for 'algo' and 'keyLength' from the above I used are:
>
> PdfEncrypt::ePdfEncryptAlgorithm_RC4V1, PdfEncrypt::ePdfKeyLength_40
> PdfEncrypt::ePdfEncryptAlgorithm_RC4V2, PdfEncrypt::ePdfKeyLength_128
> PdfEncrypt::ePdfEncryptAlgorithm_AESV2, PdfEncrypt::ePdfKeyLength_128
> PdfEncrypt::ePdfEncryptAlgorithm_AESV3, PdfEncrypt::ePdfKeyLength_256
>
> where some can fail due to being disabled in the OpenSSL due to being
> considered insecure.
>
> Bye,
> zyx
>
>
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