> Well, client initially sends a http request to port 80 and my web
> server redirects the client to use https using 302 http header if
> SSL is enabled in my switch. As a result of that, client would resend
> https request to port 443. However I do not understand why that should
> cause this prob
On Sun, Apr 22, 2007 at 11:44:22PM +0200, Michal wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have written encrypt/decrypt functions that use blowfish and the issue is
> that they works fine if the input string length is divisible by 8. I have
> found in docs that blowfish uses 8 byte blocks. So I must do padding. Do I
Hi,
I have written encrypt/decrypt functions that use blowfish and the issue is
that they works fine if the input string length is divisible by 8. I have found
in docs that blowfish uses 8 byte blocks. So I must do padding. Do I have to do
it manually or is there any function that does it for m
Hello,
> Well, client initially sends a http request to port 80 and my web
> server redirects the client to use https using 302 http header if SSL
> is enabled in my switch. As a result of that, client would resend
> https request to port 443. However I do not understand why that should
> cause thi
Well, client initially sends a http request to port 80 and my web server
redirects the client to use https using 302 http header if SSL is enabled in
my switch. As a result of that, client would resend https request to port
443. However I do not understand why that should cause this problem. There
