use libbase64 macro to calculate base64 length #2007
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The calculation of the base64 encoded string length is incorrect as pointed out in #827. libbase64 already provides a macro that can be used to calculate the base64 encoded string length.
You also have to increment the calculated size by 1 for the trailing zero character.