Error code 401

[rburgst]

Error code 401

[rburgst]

1. try and use a known working client and capture the http traffic
2. check com.burgstaller.okhttp.digest.DigestAuthenticatorTest#testWWWAuthenticate__withUriPathAndParameters and inject the observed values into the test and see whether the library creates the correct authorization header.

[GreenSnakeLinux]

user / password was set with HttpUrlConnection so i switch to OkHttp and now I've got the familiar error :
java.io.IOException: unexpected end of stream
From what I understand the error is from OkHttp, I need to wait a potential correction. I'll stay with HttpUrlConnection in the mean time.

[rburgst]

As the SO post hints unexpected end of stream means that your server is sending an invalid response with a wrong content-length header. This has nothing to do with authentication.
As stated earlier the best advice I can offer is to capture the http traffic from HttpUrlConnection (i.e. by using a proxy such as Fiddler or CharlesProxy) and then check the difference between the two (i.e. barebones-digest and okhttp-digest).
You can then re-create the problem in the unit test com.burgstaller.okhttp.digest.DigestAuthenticatorTest#testWWWAuthenticate__withUriPathAndParameters.

All that okhttp-digest does is to calculate the correct Authorization header.

[GreenSnakeLinux]

Ok thanks. Before doing this, is there a way to bypass or override the check lenght since I cannot update the server (it's a Smart TV) ?

[rburgst]

you would need to check with the okhttp guys. This has nothing to do with okhttp-digest.