It raises an error: Error: Input data invalid or missing content size in frame header.
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I'm trying to rewrite a client application in rust, it sends compressed data to server, then server decompresses it. Unfortunally the server failed to decompress data.
Here is how I do it in client side:
use std::io::Cursor;
use zstd;
fn main() {
let body = zstd::encode_all(Cursor::new("{}".as_bytes()), 3).unwrap();
for x in body.iter() {
print!("\\x{x:x?}");
}
}
And I copied the body and decompressed it in python, and it failed.
If I tried to compress data({} in my example) in python, and decompressed in rust, it successes. So I think it's the issue in python side.
In rust, I'm using zstd-rs for compressing/decompressing
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It raises an error:
Error: Input data invalid or missing content size in frame header.
More context
I'm trying to rewrite a client application in rust, it sends compressed data to server, then server decompresses it. Unfortunally the server failed to decompress data.
Here is how I do it in client side:
And I copied the body and decompressed it in python, and it failed.
If I tried to compress data(
{}
in my example) in python, and decompressed in rust, it successes. So I think it's the issue in python side.In rust, I'm using zstd-rs for compressing/decompressing