[pyOpenSSL] Help with performing the same functions that work in ruby code in python

[William H. <wg...@gm...>]

Hi All,
I can't seem to figure out how to do the exact same thing occurring in the
following ruby code via the openssl command line or python code:

#!/usr/bin/ruby require 'base64' require 'openssl' decrypted_key =
File.read('decrypted_key1.txt') encrypted_tkt =
File.read('encrypted_ticket.txt') cipher = OpenSSL::Cipher::Cipher.new(
'AES-128-CBC' ) cipher.decrypt cipher.key = decrypted_key cipher.padding = 0
ciphertext = Base64::decode64( encrypted_tkt ) cipher.iv =
ciphertext[0,cipher.iv_len] ciphertext = ciphertext[cipher.iv_len..-1]
@decrypted_ticket = cipher.update( ciphertext ) + cipher.final # number of
padding bytes at the end of the cleartext is recorded in the last byte
last_byte = @decrypted_ticket[-1] @decrypted_ticket =
@decrypted_ticket[0..-last_byte-1] # decrypted value is itself an xml
document print @decrypted_ticket I tried this; openssl enc -d -aes-128-cbc
-a -in cipher2.txt -pass file:decrypted_key1.txt

This did not work, any ideas?

-Tim