Where is the source for JOpenSSL? I tried downloading via
svn://rubyforge.org/var/svn/jruby-extras, but the code under trunk was
empty.
I’m running into issues moving code from MRI Ruby to JRuby. Mostly I’ve
hit issues where the defaults are different. For example, using a
AES-256 cipher under OpenSSL defaults to CBC, whereas under JCE it
defaults to ECB. I’d like to browse the code to see what JCE calls are
being made.
The latest issue I’m hitting is this exception using RSA encryption:
null:-1:in engineDoFinal': javax.crypto.BadPaddingException: no data in block from DashoA12275:-1:indoFinal’
from PKeyRSA.java:476:in private_decrypt' from org/jruby/ext/openssl/PKeyRSA$i_method_0_0$RUBYINVOKER$private_decrypt.g en:-1:incall’
from JavaMethod.java:620:in `call’
…
I’d like to try to find the Ruby stack trace. Getting the Java stack
trace isn’t the most helpful thing in the world.
Thanks,
Tim
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I’ve seen people talking about rubyforge having issues today (it’s
been up and down).
however I believe jruby-openssl has moved to :
Not sure if it’s over at Kenai too…
Jay
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The latest issue I’m hitting is this exception using RSA encryption:
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however I believe jruby-openssl has moved to :
GitHub - jruby/jruby-openssl: JRuby's OpenSSL gem
Not sure if it’s over at Kenai too…
Nope, it only lives on Github. Confusing, yes?
I’m going to be merging a couple fixes over from Brice F.
shortly and probably looking to put out a 0.5.1 this week, so if you
(Tim) want to poke around, go for it.
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Ok I do have to admit that the Github/Kenai locality thing is confusing 
Jruby lives on Kenai but is mirrored to github
Jruby-openssl and jruby-rcov live on github but not Kenai
after chatting on irc with you and tom I moved the jmx gem to kenai
is there any “goal” or “rule” for how you would like to see stuff organized
They’re two different communities, so ideally we’d have mirrors in
both places. We’ve just been lazy and also don’t have a easy,
bulletproof mirroring system set up yet.
/Nick
Not sure if it’s over at Kenai too…
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Ok I do have to admit that the Github/Kenai locality thing is confusing
Jruby lives on Kenai but is mirrored to github
Jruby-openssl and jruby-rcov live on github but not Kenai
after chatting on irc with you and tom I moved the jmx gem to kenai
is there any “goal” or “rule” for how you would like to see stuff
organized
thanks!
Jay
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(Tim) want to poke around, go for it.
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I do realize they are different communities.
It just feels like to me that the perception is to go to Kenai first
until the mirroring is setup?
thanks for your response nick!
Jay
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both places. We’ve just been lazy and also don’t have a easy,
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