Exemple #1
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Fichier : comms.c Projet : Shmuma/z
static char*	comms_get_xml_b64_value (const char* tag, const char* val)
{
	char data_b64[ZBX_MAX_B64_LEN];

	data_b64[0] = '\0';
	str_base64_encode(val, data_b64, (int)strlen(val));

	return zbx_strdcatf(NULL, "<%s>%s</%s>", tag, data_b64, tag);
}
Exemple #2
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/******************************************************************************
 *                                                                            *
 * Function: str_base64_encode_rfc2047                                        *
 *                                                                            *
 * Purpose: Encode a string into a base64 string as required by rfc2047.      *
 *          Used for encoding e-mail headers.                                 *
 *                                                                            *
 * Parameters: src      - [IN] a null-terminated UTF-8 string to encode       *
 *             p_base64 - [OUT] a pointer to the encoded string               *
 *                                                                            *
 * Comments: Based on the patch submitted by                                  *
 *           Jairo Eduardo Lopez Fuentes Nacarino                             *
 *                                                                            *
 ******************************************************************************/
static void	str_base64_encode_rfc2047(const char *src, char **p_base64)
{
	const char	*p0;			/* pointer in src to start encoding from */
	const char	*p1;			/* pointer in src: 1st byte of UTF-8 character */
	size_t		c_len;			/* length of UTF-8 character sequence */
	size_t		p_base64_alloc;		/* allocated memory size for subject */
	size_t		p_base64_offset = 0;	/* offset for writing into subject */

	assert(src);
	assert(NULL == *p_base64);		/* do not accept already allocated memory */

	p_base64_alloc = ZBX_EMAIL_B64_MAXWORD_RFC2047 + sizeof(ZBX_EMAIL_ENCODED_WORD_SEPARATOR);
	*p_base64 = zbx_malloc(NULL, p_base64_alloc);
	**p_base64 = '\0';

	for (p0 = src; '\0' != *p0; p0 = p1)
	{
		/* Max length of line is 76 characters (without line separator). */
		/* Max length of "encoded-word" is 75 characters (without word separator). */
		/* 3 characters are taken by word separator "<CR><LF><Space>" which also includes the line separator. */
		/* 12 characters are taken by header "=?UTF-8?B?" and trailer "?=". */
		/* So, one "encoded-word" can hold up to 63 characters of Base64-encoded string. */
		/* Encoding 45 bytes produces a 61 byte long Base64-encoded string which meets the limit. */
		/* Encoding 46 bytes produces a 65 byte long Base64-encoded string which exceeds the limit. */
		for (p1 = p0, c_len = 0; '\0' != *p1; p1 += c_len)
		{
			/* an invalid UTF-8 character or length of a string more than 45 bytes */
			if (0 == (c_len = zbx_utf8_char_len(p1)) || 45 < p1 - p0 + c_len)
				break;
		}

		if (0 < p1 - p0)
		{
			/* 12 characters are taken by header "=?UTF-8?B?" and trailer "?=" plus '\0' */
			char	b64_buf[ZBX_EMAIL_B64_MAXWORD_RFC2047 - 12 + 1];

			str_base64_encode(p0, b64_buf, p1 - p0);

			if (0 != p_base64_offset)	/* not the first "encoded-word" ? */
			{
				zbx_strcpy_alloc(p_base64, &p_base64_alloc, &p_base64_offset,
						ZBX_EMAIL_ENCODED_WORD_SEPARATOR);
			}

			zbx_snprintf_alloc(p_base64, &p_base64_alloc, &p_base64_offset, "=?UTF-8?B?%s?=", b64_buf);
		}
		else
			break;
	}
}