Re: Base64Encoding

2000-08-11 Thread Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker
From: Abdelilah Essiari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> aes> When we decodeUpdate several times, depending on how we break the string aes> aes> "YQ==" we get two answers: aes> aes> 1) "a" which is a string of length 1 aes>update "YQ" aes>update "==" aes> aes> 2) "a\0" which is a string of length 2

Re: Base64Encoding

2000-08-10 Thread Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker
From: Abdelilah Essiari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> aes> When we decodeUpdate several times, depending on how we break the string aes> aes> "YQ==" we get two answers: aes> aes> 1) "a" which is a string of length 1 aes>update "YQ" aes>update "==" aes> aes> 2) "a\0" which is a string of length 2

Base64Encoding

2000-08-10 Thread Abdelilah Essiari
Hello, We have found some inconsistencies with the Base 64 Decoding. Here is what happens: the base64 encoding of "a" is "YQ==" When we decodeUpdate using the whole string "YQ==" we get back "a" which is a string of length 1. When we decodeUpdate several times, depending on how we break the strin