ruby_srp.git, branch release-0.1.0[ruby_srp]
authenticate returns the user, to_json includes M2. bumped version to 0.1.32012-10-11T15:02:15+00:00Azulazul@riseup.net2012-10-11T15:02:15+00:0004421b355eb93de2888f12801cc0ebe123414264
This way the controller can easily use @user = @session.authenticate; respond_with @sessoin;
This way the controller can easily use @user = @session.authenticate; respond_with @sessoin;
bumped version to 0.1.12012-10-05T14:51:46+00:00Azulazul@riseup.net2012-10-05T14:35:30+00:003eecdc65d3c210e71684f6b71a3ad3a0977e7a2f
add to_json for session so it's easy to use in rails controllers2012-10-05T14:51:39+00:00Azulazul@riseup.net2012-10-05T14:34:47+00:00e9e4f99c524bd74fe04edf664130a49f9de11818
bugfix - zero padded salts do not break login anymore2012-10-05T14:34:07+00:00Azulazul@riseup.net2012-10-05T14:34:07+00:00b35bf766a6bbd5857853ac25d27091a7cf566539
rakefile now runs all tests2012-10-05T10:54:23+00:00Azulazul@riseup.net2012-10-05T10:54:23+00:003ba02adc008d11a6caddcc80137766549772e5a6
Merge branch 'feature-py_srp_compat' into develop2012-10-05T10:44:47+00:00Azulazul@riseup.net2012-10-05T10:44:47+00:007762129834afab32dbdd4b16e79b4fd487d1fafe
made m and m2 calculation srp 6A compatible2012-10-05T10:44:22+00:00Azulazul@riseup.net2012-10-05T10:44:22+00:00ce246cb722f7f61b3a1ba7223857627f1bed4f4c
Also added session_test that tests agains values calculated with py_srp
Also added session_test that tests agains values calculated with py_srp
using the SRP 6a algorithm for calculating M2012-10-04T11:08:21+00:00Azulazul@riseup.net2012-10-04T11:08:21+00:000c70bc88f14f9cc92a98a902a99b88a9b1f672e6