ruby_srp.git/lib/srp, branch master[ruby_srp]
store aa, bb and u as hex by default2013-07-14T12:22:31+00:00Azulazul@riseup.net2013-07-14T12:22:31+00:00e4a577e45f36b3ed93d85fc466ae13217cca955c
first take on a hex based api2013-07-14T12:10:18+00:00Azulazul@riseup.net2013-07-14T12:01:04+00:00d508b7eb1f372f8c8175cc16e7669435d1fe995f
api: Session#internal_state to test and debug2013-06-24T09:15:44+00:00Azulazul@riseup.net2013-06-24T08:41:19+00:0004be70c9addd07bc3aa690d782739aeb4bd695c1
Also use functions with memoizing instead of instance vars
Also use functions with memoizing instead of instance vars
version 0.1.6 - added SRP::Session#to_hash2013-02-25T14:35:12+00:00Azulazul@riseup.net2013-02-25T14:33:48+00:0080958380cbb7a492d0ef7586714f2cfe8885603b
changed SRP:Client so it can be used to wrap a user record on the server2013-02-06T15:05:59+00:00Azulazul@riseup.net2013-02-06T15:05:59+00:00c3fdb32a13c0028536109c17fb6f75db8708a43f
making byte algo work in 1.9.3 - bumping version2012-11-04T15:21:58+00:00Azulazul@riseup.net2012-11-04T15:21:58+00:00bda0084efb0ebadcbe22fb4a91ec925593564e1a
in ruby 1.9.3 string[i] will be a char. Need to call #ord to make sure we have a charcode.
in ruby 1.9.3 string[i] will be a char. Need to call #ord to make sure we have a charcode.
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;
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