Code:
var req = http.request(options, function(res) {
res.statusCode.should.equal(200);
res.on('data', function(data) {
encryptedMessage = JSON.parse(data).message;
encryptedMessage.should.not.equal(message);
Sieira
Last Activity: Sep 7 '15, 07:03 PM
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Location: Paris, France
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Actually I was doing it properly at the beginning, and the problem was that I was "clearing" my context with done() before the post data arrived. The solution is:
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Thank you for your kind help
Actually, this is not the complete code, just a simplification. All the variables are defined, otherwise I'd be getting an ECCONREFUSED or similar. As far as I know, the tests are properly configured. I can perform GETS without problems, following the same method, and my POST is sending an answer, but not the data within. You can take a look at the complete code here:
Test (from line 375) ->...Leave a comment:
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How to retrieve JSON response data from POST request in nodejs
I'm performing some encryption in my server (express routing in node) through a post request:
Encrypt is doing:Code:app.post('/encrypt', encrypt);
...Code:function encrypt(req,res) { if(req.body.key && req.body.message) { var encryptedMessage = Encrypter.encrypt(req.body.key,req.body.message); return res.status(200).json({ message: encryptedMessage -
Finally, I've solved it.
The solution is not to change it at all, the function was working properly, I just didn't know a thing about "padding", so I expected to have always the same output for the same input.
Approximately this was my problem:
It can be dangerous to use RSA with short strings, because blocks (modulus,input and output) have to be the same length, so when input is shorter it gets...Leave a comment:
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So, trying again, the function bellow doesn't work.
It is, as explained before, a function to wrap OpenSSL's RSA_public_encr ypt function.
Output parameter "encrypted" , which is an (unsigned char *), gets different values each time the function is called.
This behaviour is the same inside the function (i.e. if i print it's value inside it, instead after calling it)
[CODE=C]
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Sorry, I forgot that point. I'm getting a different result on each encryption of the same string, some kind of memory corruption, something must be wrong with the initialisations of bignums, or the key, I guessLeave a comment:
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Openssl RSA public encryption problem
Hello, I'm having a problem with the code below, I've spent the last two days checking it, but somehow, I cannot see where my mistake is. It's a simple function which objective is to wrap OpenSSL's RSA_public_encr ypt taking two bignums (modulus and exponent) instead of an RSA key.
About the other two functions, only have test purposes.
I'd also like to find some good documentation of OpenSSL, since the UNIX manpages...Last edited by sicarie; Jul 8 '08, 01:22 AM. Reason: Full code removed per Posting Guidelines, please post the specific snippett causing the issue -
realloc for (char **) doesn't seem to work
I have a list of strings, and a function which is supposed to add one in the tail of it.
List is initialised this way:
Function called like this (nIstate is an integer I'll use later in order to manipulate other lists):Code:char **Istate=NULL; Istate=malloc(sizeof (char *)); Istate[0]=NULL;
And finally, this is the function:...Code:nIstate=appendList(&Istate,buff);
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How to print unusual characters
While programming a mini-shell for linux, I wanted to use an original PROMPT, and I remembered that there did exist two smileys in ASCII code.
I couldn't use it since these characters are 001(SOH) and 002(STX).
I tried to find these characters written anywhere (you know... traditional copy/paste method), but again failed.
then I thought about '€'.
I have this
[CODE=c]#declare... -
one list of prepositions cannot become large, Anyway, Tom's solution looks much more elegant...Leave a comment:
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For instance, you can take each word, one by one from the text file, and compare it with a list of english prepositions, you have to count how many have been found, think about something that serves as a list and a counter of each member...
(I DIDN'T WANT TO REPORT, I MISSED THE LINK FOR THE REPLY, SO SORRY)...Leave a comment:
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My mother is single.
I looked at my watch, i got 12:30 a.m
Doing the same i got 12:31 a.m
Doing the same i got 12:35 a.m
Doing the same i got 1:31 p.m
Doing the same i got 1:39 p.m
and so on......Leave a comment:
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_______________ _______________ _______________ _______________ _____
Since you use the spanish syntax, and "gud" and "thru" are written like it would be written as spanish words... i'm going to suppose that you will understand these:
Creando una librería con C++ (ejemplo práctico)
Crear y utilizar una biblioteca de vínculos dinámicos
Also in english you...Leave a comment:
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Hipopotomonstro sesquipedalifob ia
In english might be Hipopotomonstro sesquipedalioph obia (one letter longer)
"La hipopotomonstro sesquipedaliofo bia es un miedo irracional (o fobia) a la pronunciación de palabras largas y complicadas. "
TRANSLATION-> hipopotomonstro sesquipedalioph obia is an irrational fear to pronounce long and complex wordsLeave a comment:
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Thank you, I was not getting crazy. I was stupid...
I wondered "why didn't compile for me if the code has no errors?"
Obviously the problem was in my Makefile
...Code:CC=gcc CXX=gcc INCLUDES=-I ./include CFLAGS=-g -c -Wall LDFLAGS= SOURCES=./src/IFTI_P2_automat.c ./src/TX_automat_SW.c ./src/TX_SW.c OBJECTS=$(SOURCES:.c=.o) EXECUTABLE1=./bin/TX_SW
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me too :p (an this makes 20 characters)...Leave a comment:
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Entiendo (o eso creo), gracias... But I couldn't solve my problem
I've replaced <> with "" around my .h files.
TX_automat_SW.c includes this:
[CODE=c]
#include "TX_automat_SW. h"
#include "netfunc.h"
#include <unistd.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>...Leave a comment:
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Every little kid respond right*
Most of matematicians and engineers do not :p
*I don't know if this phrase has any sense... i tried to mean
"Answer from little kids is -nearly- always correct"...Leave a comment:
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Problem with gcc build - #including files
I have the following files:
netfunc.h:
[CODE=c]typedef struct{
char data[MAX];
int n;
}packet;
typedef struct
{
char flag_s;
char address;
unsigned char control;
char data[MAX];
unsigned char FCS1;
unsigned char FCS2;
char flag_e;
}frame;
typedef struct{... -
correct. this one was easy......Leave a comment:
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