fix base64 encoding mismatch for GET PKIOperation requests#250
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fix base64 encoding mismatch for GET PKIOperation requests#250jessepeterson merged 1 commit intomicromdm:mainfrom
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EncodeSCEPRequest was using base64.URLEncoding (with - and _) but SCEP servers expect base64.StdEncoding (with + and /). This caused "illegal base64 data" errors when the client sent GET requests to servers that don't support POST. Fixes micromdm#249
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lgtm, nice catch, and thanks!
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EncodeSCEPRequest was using base64.URLEncoding (with - and _) but SCEP servers expect base64.StdEncoding (with + and /). This caused "illegal base64 data" errors when the client sent GET requests to servers that don't support POST.
Fixes #249