Cannot get a FullHash

[Julien SOSIN]

Hi Everybody

I cannot perfom a Request for Full-Length Hashes.

For example
URL : http://ianfette.org/
Hostkey : 292e6556

So i perform an URL request with this body :
body 4:4
292e6556

And i've got a error 400.

Have you an idea on what i am doing wrong ?

Thanks

[Julien Sobrier]

Do you actually send "292e6556" (8 bytes) or 0x292e6556 (4 bytes)?

Julien

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[Julien SOSIN]

I send 292e6556

[Julien SOSIN]

And sending 0x292e6556 doesn't work either

[Julien SOSIN]

Can someone give me an example of a fullhash request's body ?

[Chethan prakash]

Yes the api document , doesnot provide any example forfull hash request body. It will be very helpful if some can give a example.

[Patrick Kelley]

Would a snippet of Java code help?  You'll have to add your own exception handling below, and realize that this snippet only sends one prefix over the connection.  It sends the correct bytes over the wire, and correctly prints a human readable representation to stdout.  If you're using Java, make sure to use a DataOutputStream and not an OutputStreamWriter

/* OutputStreamWriter behaves weird when writing a byte where the most significant 4 bits are an 8 or 9 (1000 or 1001).

* It will instead write a "3f" instead of the "[89][0-9a-f]".  Using a DataOutputStream fixes this problem.

* (This took a little while to figure out, and the use of WireShark.)

*/

byte[] prefix = ...

connection.setDoOutput(true);

DataOutputStream out = new DataOutputStream(

connection.getOutputStream());

System.out.println("\tSENT TO GOOGLE:");

out.writeBytes(prefix.length+":"+prefix.length+"\n");

System.out.print("\t\t"+prefix.length+":"+prefix.length+"\n\t\t");

for(int b=0; b< prefix.length; b++) {

out.writeByte((int)(prefix[b] & 0xFF));

String hex = Integer.toHexString(prefix[b] & 0xFF);

if(hex.length() < 2) {

hex = "0" + hex;

}

System.out.print(hex);

}

out.close();

System.out.println();

On Sun, Feb 19, 2012 at 2:19 AM, Chethan prakash <yours...@gmail.com> wrote:

Yes the api document , doesnot provide any example forfull hash request body. It will be very helpful if some can give a example.

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[Silence]

4:4
292e6556

292e6556 in bin type maybe will help.
(Hex2Bin)

[Silence]

just like:
4:28
0<9a>^]l<85>ac.Ô×ÉéÖرjeU^D|wÄT<85>¡²^CÉ

[Chetan prakash]

Thanks for the java code and the sample response.
chethan H P

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