2608a02d5c
Without this we end up in weird cases where the viewer gets a cache hit and never request the object data, creating link heirarchies where the viewer knows about all the prims but Hippolyzer only knows some of them and orphans them. Since we don't know what viewer the user is using, we scan around the disk for object caches and try to use those. 99% of the time the connection will be coming from localhost so this is fine. Fixes #11
34 lines
953 B
Python
34 lines
953 B
Python
from pathlib import Path
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import shutil
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from hippolyzer.lib.proxy.viewer_settings import iter_viewer_config_dirs, has_settings_file
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class InvalidConfigDir(Exception):
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pass
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def setup_ca(config_path, mitmproxy_master):
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p = Path(config_path)
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if not p.exists():
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raise InvalidConfigDir("Config path does not exist!")
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if not has_settings_file(p):
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raise InvalidConfigDir("Path is not a second life config dir!")
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mitmproxy_conf_dir = Path(mitmproxy_master.options.confdir)
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mitmproxy_ca_path = (mitmproxy_conf_dir.expanduser() / "mitmproxy-ca-cert.pem")
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shutil.copy(mitmproxy_ca_path, p / "user_settings" / "CA.pem")
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def setup_ca_everywhere(mitmproxy_master):
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valid_paths = set()
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paths = iter_viewer_config_dirs()
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for path in paths:
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try:
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setup_ca(path, mitmproxy_master)
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valid_paths.add(path)
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except InvalidConfigDir:
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pass
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return valid_paths
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