view release on metacpan or  search on metacpan

lib/Authen/NZRealMe/XMLSig.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

    return @nodes;
}


sub ignore_bad_signatures {   # Called if skip_signature_check is enabled
    shift->{signed_fragment_paths} = [ '/' ];
}


sub create_detached_signature {
    my($self, $plaintext, $eol) = @_;

    $eol //= "\n";
    my $algorithm = $self->_find_sig_alg($self->signature_algorithm);
    my $b64_sig = $self->_create_signature($algorithm, $plaintext);
    $b64_sig =~ s/\s+/$eol/g;
    return $b64_sig;
}


sub verify_detached_signature {
    my($self, $plaintext, $b64_sig) = @_;

    my $algorithm = $self->_find_sig_alg($self->signature_algorithm);
    return $self->_verify_signature($algorithm, $plaintext, $b64_sig);
}

lib/Authen/NZRealMe/XMLSig.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

  my $refs = [
      { ref_uri => $first_uri_value },
      { ref_uri => $second_uri_value },
  ];
  $signer->sign($xml, undef, references => $ref);

Each reference can include a list of namespace prefixes to be included in the
canonicalisation transform.

=head2 create_detached_signature( $plaintext, $eol )

Takes a plaintext string, calculates a signature using the private key (and
optionally the signarture algorithm) passed to the constructor and returns a
base64-encoded string. The C<$eol> parameter can be used to specify the
line-ending character used in the base64 encoding process (default: \n).

=head2 verify_detached_signature( $plaintext, $base64_sig )

Takes a plaintext string, and a base64-encoded signature.  Verifies the
signature using the public key or certificate supplied to the constructor.
Returns true if the signature is valid, and false otherwise.

=head2 verify( $xml, $selector_xpath, @namespaces )