in reply to Re: CGI Input with Escaped Characters
in thread CGI Input with Escaped Characters
If you run that on the command line like this: ./script.pl 'data={"request":{"service":"test"},"data":{"test_input":"%2B2"}}' You'll get this:#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use CGI; use URI::Escape; use JSON; use Digest::SHA qw(hmac_sha512_hex); my $query = CGI->new; my $raw_data = $query->param('data'); my $data = decode_json($raw_data); my $actual_data = '{"request":{"service":"test"},"data":{"test_input": +"%2B2"}}'; print "raw_data: ".$raw_data."\n"; print "no escaping: ".$data->{data}->{test_input}." vs escaping: "; print uri_escape($data->{data}->{test_input})."\n"; print hmac_sha512_hex($raw_data,"ABCD1234")."\n"; print hmac_sha512_hex($actual_data,"ABCD1234")."\n";
I need the 32595... calculation to compare to the input (which I removed from the Perl example to make it shorter). I can't just unescape the whole string, because then it'll attempt to escape the part that makes it a JSON input ({, :, etc). It's as if the CGI input unescapes automatically and I can't figure out how to make it not unescape (or "re-escape"). Any ideas on how to do that before I write something myself to deal with escaped characters in a hmac sha? Thanks!raw_data: {"request":{"service":"test"},"data":{"test_input":"+2"}} no escaping: +2 vs escaping: %2B2 3c6de296682e7f3896073fe41af9732a294ef723bb1e5c75aa1eba1af981f04f0a0963 +d03604119ea92b719a2912ef0c957c03a7268b51e2170f8fed7c875465 32595bf215b309a73c8dd4d09600430378f455c7cb44d31573b08566ddff0a7bd3c536 +8d70696b57a2c1c95e862ed7b062501e39820bf973c9309812250df460
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Re^3: CGI Input with Escaped Characters
by Anonymous Monk on Apr 19, 2017 at 02:25 UTC |