comparison src/protocols/yahoo/yahoo.c @ 8482:791c05d1679d

[gaim-migrate @ 9215] This reportedly makes Yahoo auth work on architectures that aren't suck-endian. Thanks, Andrew Wellington. And while I'm thanking people, thanks to Matt Hyclak for helping me test this and many other patches... committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

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	/* First four bytes are magic key.
	 */
	
	memcpy(&magic_key_char[0], comparison_src, 4);
	memcpy(&magic_4, comparison_src, 4);
	
	/* 
	 * Magic: Phase 4.  Determine what function to use later by getting outside/inside
	 * loop values until we match our previous buffer.
	 */

		 */
		
		updated_key = yahoo_auth_finalCountdown(magic_4, 0x60, y, x);
		updated_key = yahoo_auth_finalCountdown(updated_key, 0x60, y, x);
		
		memcpy(&magic_key_char[0], &updated_key, 4);
	} 
	
/* Get password and crypt hashes as per usual.
	 */
	

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	/* First four bytes are magic key.
	 */
	
	memcpy(&magic_key_char[0], comparison_src, 4);
	magic_4 = magic_key_char[0] | (magic_key_char[1]<<8) | (magic_key_char[2]<<16) | (magic_key_char[3]<<24);
	
	/* 
	 * Magic: Phase 4.  Determine what function to use later by getting outside/inside
	 * loop values until we match our previous buffer.
	 */

		 */
		
		updated_key = yahoo_auth_finalCountdown(magic_4, 0x60, y, x);
		updated_key = yahoo_auth_finalCountdown(updated_key, 0x60, y, x);
		
		magic_key_char[0] = updated_key & 0xff;
		magic_key_char[1] = (updated_key >> 8) & 0xff;
		magic_key_char[2] = (updated_key >> 16) & 0xff;
		magic_key_char[3] = (updated_key >> 24) & 0xff;
	} 
	
/* Get password and crypt hashes as per usual.
	 */