At 10:49 AM -0700 5/10/07, Nelson Bolyard wrote: >j.fabre wrote: > >> The common name´s length si 51, and there are the hexadecimal print of >> the commonName : > >[snip] >> <20 --> > >> <41 -->A> >> <47 -->G> >> <ff ff ff dc -->Ü> ---------------------> Here is the problem, but this >> character could be coded in UTF-8, since I know that UTF-8 chars can be >> coded using until 4 bytes. >> <45 -->E> >> <52 -->R> >> <4f -->O> >> <20 --> > > >The character ff ff ff dc is NOT the character for umlauted U.
Correct >It is the Unicode code value for a character that is not valid UTF8. Correct >when converting from another character set/encoding to UTF8, and >characters that cannot be converted get replaced with that. >But If I recall correctly, that is not the UTF8 value for that character. Correct on all counts. The code for Ü is C3 9C. >That is the UCS4 or UCS2 Unicode value. It is UCS4 for Halfwidth Hangul Letter I. >So I suspect there's some character set conversion problem going on. +1 _______________________________________________ dev-tech-crypto mailing list dev-tech-crypto@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-crypto
