Starts work on https as well as some moving about
I now start the listener in the main.c file rather than proxy given that I didn't feel proxy was the right place if a normal (non-proxied) request came in. webserver.{c,h} and proxy.{c,h} had some changes relating to this. The config changed slightly - we now create a folder in ~/.config/ called yaip. This is where certificates and so on will be stored along with the user configuration I created a helper function to get files inside this directory (it changes based on xdg_config_home) and updated relevant tests. In ssl.{c,h} I have started work. If they don't exist, the tool now creates and stores a key and certificate for the CA that this tool will need to pretend to be. I still need to write tests for this.
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responseSetBody(rsp, "Test", 1);
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return rsp;
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void webserverRequest( Request *req, int client ){
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Response *rsp = webserverGetResponse( req );
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char *responseStr = responseToString( rsp );
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// I'm also not convinced that strlen is the best function to use here
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// When we get to dealing with binary requests / responses, they may
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// well have null characters in them
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send(client , responseStr, strlen(responseStr) , 0 );
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free( responseStr );
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freeResponse( rsp );
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}
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