New Base 64 Encoder

[CodyNault]

I am currently running a base64 encoder method in http_response.C that I derived from an example online. I notice that it has memory leaks in valgrind (I thought BIO_free_all should have fixed this but it didn't). It currently uses openssl/bio.h but it may not have to. Since this system is intended to run continuously, it is essential that there are no memory leaks anywhere in the application. We need to create a base64 encoder and decoder method that doesn't have these issues.

If you google base64 encoder you will find some online systems that you can use to generate test cases for your unit tests.

If you are not familiar with base64 and what it is for, check out the Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base64

[joenelsong]

I don't see how to assign this, but I'm going to start working on this.

[CodyNault]

Awesome! On this page on the right hand side there is the text "Assignee" with a gear next to it. you should be able to click on it then click your name, let me know if it wont let you, I can check the permissions.

[joenelsong]

I see 'Asignee' but no gear to click on, must be a permission issue.

Also I can't seem to get my dev server online, to download valgrind,
been playing with IP settings for like an hour. I can test just the
64bit encoder class, but won't be able to val grind the entire system
unless I figure this out =/.

On 7/14/2015 5:39 PM, Cody Nault wrote:

Awesome! On this page on the right hand side there is the text
"Assignee" with a gear next to it. you should be able to click on it
then click your name, let me know if it wont let you, I can check the
permissions.

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[CodyNault]

Is this the issue that you are having:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/574569/apt-get-stuck-at-0-connecting-to-us-archive-ubuntu-com

That is the only internet connectivity issue that I had when I setup my system, and the gai.conf suggestion fixed it for me. can you ping google.com from your dev server?

Also, are you having issues getting the JS client file to connect to the server?

[joenelsong]

I have not been able to ping google.com

I had no issues communicating between my vm and host machine though. Let
me follow that link you sent. Thanks!

On 7/15/2015 4:16 PM, Cody Nault wrote:

Is this the issue that you are having:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/574569/apt-get-stuck-at-0-connecting-to-us-archive-ubuntu-com

That is the only internet connectivity issue that I had when I setup
my system, and the gai.conf suggestion fixed it for me. can you ping
google.com from your dev server?

Also, are you having issues getting the JS client file to connect to
the server?

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[joenelsong]

no issues with the client connecting to server via JS either.

On 7/15/2015 4:16 PM, Cody Nault wrote:

Is this the issue that you are having:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/574569/apt-get-stuck-at-0-connecting-to-us-archive-ubuntu-com

That is the only internet connectivity issue that I had when I setup
my system, and the gai.conf suggestion fixed it for me. can you ping
google.com from your dev server?

Also, are you having issues getting the JS client file to connect to
the server?

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[CodyNault]

Your dev server could connect to the internet when you were at Garret's place, I remember because you installed crossbar from the internet. Did you reset your static ip to match the network and gateway settings of your home network?

[joenelsong]

Fixed it not sure what went wrong I tried many suggestions online, but the one that worked I made a shell script for so I can configure back to my home environment.