[SOLVED] Send HTTP request signed using private key

steven.c.banks · 09-22-2011, 08:18 AM

Using my vendor's documentation, I am attempting to construct a URL which consists of numerous parameters, including:

token – This is the encoded form of all the session parameters, plus the validTo parameter. For example, "cpAdminType=10& ......validTo=1134134", in alphabetic order of the parameters.
All parameter values must be URL-encoded before the signing.
The token is signed using SHA and is URL encoded.

I found a utility to perform the URL encoding.

My question - what is the Linux utility or command to sign the token using SHA? It does not say SHA1 vs SHA2.

Thanks in advance...

TB0ne · 09-22-2011, 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by steven.c.banks

Using my vendor's documentation, I am attempting to construct a URL which consists of numerous parameters, including:

token – This is the encoded form of all the session parameters, plus the validTo parameter. For example, "cpAdminType=10& ......validTo=1134134", in alphabetic order of the parameters.
All parameter values must be URL-encoded before the signing.
The token is signed using SHA and is URL encoded.

I found a utility to perform the URL encoding.

My question - what is the Linux utility or command to sign the token using SHA? It does not say SHA1 vs SHA2.

Thanks in advance...

Try shasum. There's also a sha1sum, but you can SHA1 and more with the shasum command...the man page can tell you more.