Sorry last night too long now i think it works.
1000 thanks
-christian
Hi Andreas,
thx for your answer. Maybe i don´t check this but your line looks
the same as mine.
- christian
Hi Christian,
first, its usually a good idea to post a complete example
with a small main() function, this makes it easier
to simply cut&paste it it into an editor and run it
through the compiler to verify the issue.
Then, I suppose that your issue does not have to do
anything with 64 bit. You are passing a *character*
to the third parameter:
apr_snprintf(b, MAX_STRING_LEN, 'BASIC %s', uu);
Instead try
apr_snprintf(b, MAX_STRING_LEN, "BASIC %s", uu);
Best Regards,
Andreas
Christian Klinger wrote:
[...]
here is a example of my code:
(uu is base64 encoded username:passwort)
-------------
char b[MAX_STRING_LEN]
...
apr_snprintf(b, MAX_STRING_LEN, 'BASIC %s', uu);
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if i compile this i got these errors:
mod_auth_tkt.c:1308:35: warning: character constant too long for its
type
mod_auth_tkt.c: In function ‘auth_tkt_check’:
mod_auth_tkt.c:1308: warning: passing argument 3 of ‘apr_snprintf’ makes
pointer from integer without a cast
