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Do anyone know the length of a resulting pkcs #7 signature?

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    Le centriste
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    Sorry if I ask this here, but there is no Security or Cryptography forum on CP. I have a problem with signed documents that a server keeps refusing because it cannot validate the signature. We use S/MIME. They sent me a document that is accepted by the server if I sent it using my client. I noticed that their signature has a length of 550 charactes (base64) and that mine has 515 characters, which makes me think that there is some problem with the generated signature. Btw, I use the NetToolWorks. tx for any help.

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      Sorry if I ask this here, but there is no Security or Cryptography forum on CP. I have a problem with signed documents that a server keeps refusing because it cannot validate the signature. We use S/MIME. They sent me a document that is accepted by the server if I sent it using my client. I noticed that their signature has a length of 550 charactes (base64) and that mine has 515 characters, which makes me think that there is some problem with the generated signature. Btw, I use the NetToolWorks. tx for any help.

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      Konstantin Vasserman
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      I am sorry, I don't have an answer to your question, but I am pretty sure that anything encoded in base64 should have byte length divisible by 4. Both 550 and 515 are not multiples of 4. Just my 2 cents.

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