If password is a 88 byte base64 string could auth with mousebreaker instead of regular

[alexyorke]

To resolve this either:

• Remove mousebreaker authentication entirely
• See if there is a hidden pattern in the mousebreaker base64 string
• Authenticate with regular if mousebreaker authentication fails
• Lookup the user id (somehow) and then use that to authenticate with a particular service

This bug was reported by @Yonom .

[Yonom]

I'd vote for "Remove mousebreaker authentication entirely"! :)

[alexyorke]

I'll remove it in v1.0! Edit: an option could be added (like in #52) to optionally add Mousebreaker authentication (for the people who still need to use it). However, this option is only necessary if there are enough people who use that type.

[alexyorke]

I didn't check the syntax on commit 3a2536c but it should fix the issue where a base64 password is causing auth errors when not using mousebreaker. If this fix works I'd like to keep mousebreaker around because there would be no collisions.