Peter, who wrote that article can usually be found lurking in this
newsgroup - you might wish to Ping him by name on the subject line of a post
for some advice.
As an alternative, theres another popular uudecode implementation to try
http://geekswithblogs.net/kobush/articles/63486.aspx
Looking a little deeper as I dont know much about Cold Fusion, I think part
of your problem here may be that it perhaps uses DES encryption or MD5 and
not simple XOR, so until you can work out exactly how CF Encrypt works
you'll struggle to find an approach for decrypting it using another
framework like .net. Theres a fair article on CF encryptiuon here that
might help:
http://coldfusion.sys-con.com/read/172571.htm
Other than that I would suggest trying the dotnet.general newsgroup with
your question and see if anyone there knows more.
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"dusiapapa" <sd*****@gmail.comwrote in message
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Hi, John!
Thanks for reply.
But unfortunately this solution doesn't work. Moreover uudecode threw
an exception so I had to change it's code a little:
if (sBuffer.Length % 4 != 0)
{
string stuff = new String(' ', 4 - sBuffer.Length % 4);
sBuffer = String.Concat(sBuffer, stuff);
}
XOR algorithm uses integer key, and the key used on the CF site is
four-digit string (like "1111"). I tried to set corresponding integer
value (1111), but it still didn't work.
Also I've found out that this issue worries not only me:
http://forums.asp.net/thread/222886.aspx
So I still need help.
"""John Timney (MVP) wrote:
"""
>According to Macromedia, The ColdFusion Encrypt function uses an
XOR-based
algorithm that utilizes a pseudo random 32-bit key based on a seed passed
by
the user as a parameter to the function. The resulting data is UUencoded.
You'll need to uudecode the encoded value first
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/printsear...asp?linkid=351
and then XOR it using the key it was encrypted with.
http://www.java2s.com/Code/CSharp/La...deamessage.htm
If you dont have the key - your wasting yuor time.
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John Timney (MVP)
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"dusiapapa" <sd*****@gmail.comwrote in message
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Hello, all!
I'm faced with next problem.
I have ASP.NET page which takes url-parameters from ColdFusion site.
These parameters are encrypted with ColdFusion Encrypt function and I
can not decrypt them correctly. I tried to translate several code
examples (in java and C++) I had found on the Internet into C# but they
don't work properly.
I believe that I'm not the first one who met such a problem. If anybody
have ideas (or even codes) please help.
Thanks in advance!
Simon.
