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A zero password length makes no sense...
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<list default="true" id="fbb0c733-4aa1-4d27-87d5-c7276d8aa613" name="Default Changelist" comment="v0.3.1: New password length behaviour To address issue #13, the password length behaviour of the original APG has been reproduced. Previously, when a minLength of 5 and a maxLength of 10 was given, apg-go se the pwLength to the preferred maxLength. With v0.3.1 it will choose a random length between minLength and maxLength instead, same as the original C-lang apg did. For this the minLength has been defaulted to a sane value of 12 (instead of the 8 of the original apg). The default for maxLength stayed at 20. Also the default number of generated passwords has been changed from 1 to 6, to replicate the behaviour of the original apg.">
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<list default="true" id="fbb0c733-4aa1-4d27-87d5-c7276d8aa613" name="Default Changelist" comment="For some reason, the tests on GH fail">
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<MESSAGE value="v0.2.9: Replaced standard go-help with custom usage text" />
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<MESSAGE value="v0.2.9: Replaced standard go-help with custom usage text" />
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<MESSAGE value="v0.3.0: Unified the naming convention" />
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<MESSAGE value="v0.3.0: Unified the naming convention" />
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<MESSAGE value="v0.3.1: New password length behaviour To address issue #13, the password length behaviour of the original APG has been reproduced. Previously, when a minLength of 5 and a maxLength of 10 was given, apg-go se the pwLength to the preferred maxLength. With v0.3.1 it will choose a random length between minLength and maxLength instead, same as the original C-lang apg did. For this the minLength has been defaulted to a sane value of 12 (instead of the 8 of the original apg). The default for maxLength stayed at 20. Also the default number of generated passwords has been changed from 1 to 6, to replicate the behaviour of the original apg." />
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<MESSAGE value="v0.3.1: New password length behaviour To address issue #13, the password length behaviour of the original APG has been reproduced. Previously, when a minLength of 5 and a maxLength of 10 was given, apg-go se the pwLength to the preferred maxLength. With v0.3.1 it will choose a random length between minLength and maxLength instead, same as the original C-lang apg did. For this the minLength has been defaulted to a sane value of 12 (instead of the 8 of the original apg). The default for maxLength stayed at 20. Also the default number of generated passwords has been changed from 1 to 6, to replicate the behaviour of the original apg." />
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<option name="LAST_COMMIT_MESSAGE" value="v0.3.1: New password length behaviour To address issue #13, the password length behaviour of the original APG has been reproduced. Previously, when a minLength of 5 and a maxLength of 10 was given, apg-go se the pwLength to the preferred maxLength. With v0.3.1 it will choose a random length between minLength and maxLength instead, same as the original C-lang apg did. For this the minLength has been defaulted to a sane value of 12 (instead of the 8 of the original apg). The default for maxLength stayed at 20. Also the default number of generated passwords has been changed from 1 to 6, to replicate the behaviour of the original apg." />
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<MESSAGE value="For some reason, the tests on GH fail" />
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<option name="LAST_COMMIT_MESSAGE" value="For some reason, the tests on GH fail" />
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<integration-enabled>true</integration-enabled>
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<integration-enabled>true</integration-enabled>
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config.minPassLen = testCase.minLength
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config.minPassLen = testCase.minLength
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config.maxPassLen = testCase.maxLength
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config.maxPassLen = testCase.maxLength
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pwLength := getPwLengthFromParams(&config)
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pwLength := getPwLengthFromParams(&config)
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t.Logf("pwLenght is: %v", pwLength)
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for i := 0; i < 1000; i++ {
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for i := 0; i < 1000; i++ {
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pwString, err := getRandChar(&charRange, pwLength)
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pwString, err := getRandChar(&charRange, pwLength)
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if err != nil {
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if err != nil {
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if err != nil {
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if err != nil {
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log.Fatalf("Failed to generated password length: %v", err)
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log.Fatalf("Failed to generated password length: %v", err)
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}
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}
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retVal := config.minPassLen + randAdd
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if retVal <= 0 {
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return 1
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}
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return config.minPassLen + randAdd
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return retVal
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}
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}
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// Parse the new style parameters
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// Parse the new style parameters
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