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When trying to generate a valid signature according to RFC3156 I stumbled upon the fact that the last \r\n of the bytes given to sign are stripped.
\r\n
sign
Example:
text = "example text\r\n".encode() signature = sign(text) assert verify(signature, text) == True > AssertionError
Workaround:
text = "example text\r\n".encode() signature = sign(text + "\r\n".encode()) assert verify(signature, text) == True
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When trying to generate a valid signature according to RFC3156 I stumbled upon the fact that the last
\r\n
of the bytes given tosign
are stripped.Example:
Workaround:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: