Hi, Ferrell!
I like this idea but might I propose to add a new argument
--node-xpath instead of
changing the meaning of the old one? I just don't like this tricky if
argument starts with slash...
part because I 'll be the first one who will forget about this :)
Will you mind to make this
I always reply to mails sent to the xmlsec mailing list. If you are
sending mails
with xmlsec question to my personal email I might ignore them in the
same way
you ignore my request to do not do this.
I have no idea why you have problems with Chinese. I am sorry but you
gave zero
information
Aleksey,
I want to encrypt an RSA key using a generated session key but it always fails because
the readBin and writeBin function pointers are NULL for RSA keys (xmlsecRsaKeyId) but
required by the xmlSecKeyWriteBin in order to fill in the EncryptedKey element.
Is there a way to encrypt RSA
The link on xmlsec download page is updated. Sorry for the delay, I am
still traveling :)
And thanks for update!
Aleksey
Igor Zlatkovic wrote:
Hi there,
Finally I have managed to break the quota limit on the university web
server. Well... with all those damn photos, no wonder at all :-)
I
Aleksey:
Done. I didn't think the overload was particularly troublesome since
the XPath syntax was clearly different from a node-name but the approach
you suggested is cleaner and without ambiguity. I'm attaching diffs
against 0.0.10 as before plus an additional diff (-b) which is smaller
and
Thanks a lot! I just know that any non trivial knowledge (like starting
from slash...)
might be lost other the time :) The only problem I have is that I don't
see attachment :)
Can you resend it, please?
Thanks,
Aleksey
Moultrie, Ferrell (ISSAtlanta) wrote:
Aleksey:
Done. I didn't think
You recieve errors on the stderr. If you don't want them, take a look at
the src/errors.c You can either disable errors output by setting
xmlSecPrintErrorMessages to 0 or you can plugin your own callbacks
for errors handling.
Aleksey
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Aleksey:
I back once
