This is a weird issue. I have a mashalled object(cookie), an array with 2 objects which has been base64 encoded. I decode this using decode64 and marshal.load it and get the array back fine.
Now I take this array and marshal.dump it and compare it to the original representation. The 2 encodings dont match. EF at the end of the string vs ET on the second.
Strangely enough they match if I use irb.
Same version of ruby. What am I missing?
#!/usr/bin/env ruby -v
require "base64"
require "cgi"
cookie = "BAhbB2kHSSJFNThhYmY3ZjRiOWY0OTc4NjMxOTNhNTllMzQ1YjYxNTVlMGE2NTIzZDNjZmZmZDYxNWQwNTVhNmJkMzI0ZWIxYQY6BkVU"
p Marshal.load(Base64.decode64(cookie))
p Base64.decode64(cookie)
p Marshal.dump([2, "58abf7f4b9f497863193a59e345b6155e0a6523d3cfffd615d055a6bd324eb1a"])
Output:
ruby 1.9.2p136 (2010-12-25 revision 30365) [x86_64-darwin10.5.0]
[2, "58abf7f4b9f497863193a59e345开发者_如何学JAVAb6155e0a6523d3cfffd615d055a6bd324eb1a"]
"\x04\b[\ai\aI\"E58abf7f4b9f497863193a59e345b6155e0a6523d3cfffd615d055a6bd324eb1a\x06:\x06ET"
"\x04\b[\ai\aI\"E58abf7f4b9f497863193a59e345b6155e0a6523d3cfffd615d055a6bd324eb1a\x06:\x06EF"
irb output:
ruby-1.9.2-p136 :001 > p Marshal.dump([2, "58abf7f4b9f497863193a59e345b6155e0a6523d3cfffd615d055a6bd324eb1a"])
"\x04\b[\ai\aI\"E58abf7f4b9f497863193a59e345b6155e0a6523d3cfffd615d055a6bd324eb1a\x06:\x06ET"
=> "\x04\b[\ai\aI\"E58abf7f4b9f497863193a59e345b6155e0a6523d3cfffd615d055a6bd324eb1a\x06:\x06ET"
As rue on ruby-lang on freenode pointed out, there was a difference in the encoding in irb vs script.
foo.encoding in script -> #<Encoding:US-ASCII>
foo.encoding in irb -> #<Encoding:UTF-8>
adding the following magic comment to script resolves the issue
#encoding: utf-8
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