Re: [bme-develop] MD5?

[Sir M. <obe...@ho...>]

Hi,

>hash is the string the Msn Notification server sent as a challenge. To
>respond you have to use this string and concatenate to it a particular
>ID code as describe on 
>http://www.hypothetic.org/docs/msn/notification/pings_challenges.php
>
>length + 1, that is the way to copy C strings, you get the length of
>the string plus 1 to hold the NULL termination byte ( '\0' ).
>
Ah of course... :D c strings are still a bit weird to me, I want objects :D

>This last call is use to tell cryptlib there is no more data to be
>appended, note the 0 as length. After this call you can not append more
>data to the context. This call finalizes the process and you can now
>retrieve the message digest from the context as you see below
>
Ah ok, nice to know that...

>Yes. You have to know that the context variable has to be static.
>Otherwise you will get segment violations from cryptlib. You might be
>able to use the same function without modification.
>
>	messageDigest(MSPAuth,BString(sl).Append(password).String());    //
>????
>
>But that would mean to have the code in the same class. Would it help
>if we move this function to common.cpp? What would work better?
>
I think it would! there's no need for duplicating code, and it would be much 
easier for me
to just call a function like that!

>Don't know much about the browsers, hope you can find one that works. I
>would be great if we could use FireFox, isn't there a way to
>communicate with it? Probably not.
> >
Not yet, I think is the answer to that question, but the guys of the bezilla 
team are working hard to implement opening of files with mozilla/firefox, 
that is the functionality I need....automatically opening a temporary file 
in a javascript capable browser with Launch!

regards,


Tim

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