Tweak for authorizing against Node.js server

[i-rus]

Great gem, BTW. Thank you for that. Just wanted to let you know about a small issue I came across. The example provided fails to authorize when connecting to a Node.js server. The problem seems to be due to an initial nc value of "00000000". This causes the Node.js server to return a "stale" error. The fix I found (without touching the digest_auth code) was to call next_nonce before calling auth_header.

d=Net::HTTP::DigestAuth.new
d.next_nonce
auth = d.auth_header uri, au, 'GET'

Having @nonce_count initialized to a value of 1 in digest_auth would avoid this issue altogether.

Best,

John

[drbrain]

Yup, the spec says 1 comes first, thanks!

[drbrain]

I'm busy lately with RubyGems work for Ruby 2.1. If you could throw together a pull request for this that would be great.

[i-rus]

I was reluctant to offer yesterday, since I started learning Ruby, and signed up for GitHub, just yesterday. The change was small enough though, so hopefully it works out.

[drbrain]

I'm glad you found it was no problem! I'm going to close this as #11 has your change.

[i-rus]

Hey Eric,
 
Sorry I wasn't more help with updating the tests. I'm not sure how to find my way around on travis-ci.org (I'm not even sure what that site is). Maybe once I'm less of a Ruby noob, I'll be of more help.
 
Best,
 
John
 

On Monday, November 18, 2013 11:09 AM, Eric Hodel notifications@github.com wrote:

I'm glad you found it was no problem! I'm going to close this as #11 has your change.
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