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"Hal Finney" <hal(_at_)finney(_dot_)org> answers "Brian Smith"
<sbs(_at_)hush(_dot_)ai> with:
So the work-around in this case is to make sure the first partial body
length is at least 16 bytes, for 8 byte block ciphers, and 32 bytes,
The specification includes a stronger requirement, in section 4.2.3:
"The first partial length MUST be at least 512 octets long."
Separately, I might suggest avoid using a zero-length packet at the
end, if you can. It's not illegal, but it's the kind of thing that
might tickle a bug in another implementation. I'd be conservative.
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