Yet Another Intercepting Proxy

Jonathan Hodgson bb62ed3b1f 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.		3 years ago
docs	Starts work on https as well as some moving about	3 years ago
src	Starts work on https as well as some moving about	3 years ago
tests	Starts work on https as well as some moving about	3 years ago
.gitignore	Starts work on https as well as some moving about	3 years ago
.gitmodules	Adds µnit submodule for tests	3 years ago
Makefile	Starts work on https as well as some moving about	3 years ago
README.md	I have made a start	3 years ago

README.md

YAIP

This will hopefully one day be an intercepting proxy written in c. I am using it as a way to learn rather than as a tool I expect other people to use. However, if you wish to, you are welcome to use this.

Check laws in your local area, this tool should only be used for legal purposes.