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Steve Price
I've been working to put an OpenSRS reseller site on rails and threw
together a quick implementation of their XCP client protocol. It isn't
fully-featured, well-documented, ... but it's a start that gets most of
the harder bits out of the way.
http://havk.org/ruby/ruby-opensrs-0.0.1.tgz
On a more general Ruby note it contains a perl-compatible Blowfish
implementation so if you have a legacy perl app that you want to talk
to from Ruby that does CBC Blowfish encryption in RandomIV header
mode then this might help. The issues I ran into were that the Ruby
Crypt::CBC wasn't padding the way perl's implementation desired and
perl forcibly mangled the key to be 56 bytes long *even* if it was
already that long to begin with.
-steve
together a quick implementation of their XCP client protocol. It isn't
fully-featured, well-documented, ... but it's a start that gets most of
the harder bits out of the way.
http://havk.org/ruby/ruby-opensrs-0.0.1.tgz
On a more general Ruby note it contains a perl-compatible Blowfish
implementation so if you have a legacy perl app that you want to talk
to from Ruby that does CBC Blowfish encryption in RandomIV header
mode then this might help. The issues I ran into were that the Ruby
Crypt::CBC wasn't padding the way perl's implementation desired and
perl forcibly mangled the key to be 56 bytes long *even* if it was
already that long to begin with.
-steve