fix binary output to stdout #410
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A superfluous newline is written to stdout in command-line mode. This causes issues with binary output. For example:
echo -n 0123456789abcdef | yubihsm-shell -p password -a encrypt-aesecb -i 123 | yubihsm-shell -p password -a decrypt-aesecb -i 123
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A newline is written to stdout in command-line mode. This causes issues with binary output. For example:
Other commands have similar issues (e.g.
-a get-pseudo-random --count=16 --outformat binary | wc -coutputs 17)This patch simply drops the newline when writing binary output to stdout.