I have a C program that compiles on gcc and the program has this code:
#define MAX_KEY_LEN 256
unsigned char key[MAX_KEY_LEN];
The function make_key has this prototype:
int make_key(char *user, char *filename, char *UDN, POINTER key);
The above function is called this way:
nofax_make_key("aaa","bbb","ccc",key);
If I run the program and output the file to a text file using the code:
char teststr[256];
sprintf(teststr, "echo key:%s > /tmp/kk2/kk1",key);
system(teststr);
The content of the file is "s+Ç¿¿x9¬¿V¿" (except the colons)
I want to convert the above content to ASCII string.
I have a program that does the conversion:
But I get coredump when I call the C program:
/****************************************************************************
* This routine will encode len binary bytes to ascii according to RFC1113 *
****************************************************************************/
int bin2ascii(unsigned char *binary, unsigned char *ascii, int len);
unsigned char key_ascii[10];
encoded_len_key = bin2ascii(key, key_ascii, strlen(key)); /* gives coredump */
How can I get the ASCII equivalent of the string?
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