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You posted this a while back already, but just in case someone comes across this post. I suggest using base64.standard_b64encode instead of the urlsafe one. I found that urlsafe_b64encode uses an _ instead of a / character in its character set.
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You posted this a while back already, but just in case someone comes across this post.
I suggest using base64.standard_b64encode instead of the urlsafe one. I found that urlsafe_b64encode uses an _ instead of a / character in its character set.