Re: Sonic Wall .exp format?

[Matt <diatribes () gmail com>]

I found a few .exp files by googling and decoded them.  They are
indeed base64 and in this format:

option1=off&addr1=0.0.0.0&someotheroption=on&someotheroption1=true

etc...  No line terminators.

On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 16:48, Ben Greenfield<bcg () struxural com> wrote:
> Is anyone familiar with the Sonic Wall .exp format?  I've done some
> Google searches, and it sounds like it's just a base 64 encoded plain
> text file.  I have a Sonic Wall config in plain text that I'd like to
> convert to the .exp format, without access to the Sonic Wall device
> itself.  I'd like to feed the .exp file to a tool that expects the
> .exp format.
>
> I took the plain text file and stripped out the newline characters
> with awk and then base 64 encoded that with openssl, but I have the
> feeling that some important formatting is being lost (or that the .exp
> format maybe isn't base64).
>
> Has anyone got a good method for converting a plain text Sonic Wall
> config into a .exp without losing that formatting?
>
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