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ROFELO · ‎05-08-2024

Some approaches on how to solve this: Use an intercepting proxy such as mitmproxy for sniffing Terminate the SSL connection separately using software like stunnel and then use Wireshark between stunnel and your client Export the connection secrets from your software and import them into Wireshark (SSLKEYLOGFILE)

ROFELO · ‎07-26-2022

Hi again, you cannot use environment variables directly in C strings as you can with shell scripts. You need to first resolve the value of the environment variable and then use it to construct a path. For example: #include <stdlib.h> // for getenv std::string snap_path = getenv("SNAP"); std::string keys_path = snap_path + "/keys/test.txt"; Hope this helps, Filipp

ROFELO · ‎07-25-2022

Hello Osama, I'll answer your second question first: paths in snaps can be a little complicated. It is best to use the available environment variables set by the Snap daemon: https://snapcraft.io/docs/environment-variables. In your case, the files should be available in the $SNAP/keys directory. If you need to manage certificates for your app, the following example may be of interest:https://github.com/boschrexroth/ctrlx-automation-sdk/tree/main/samples-sh/tpm2.consumer Best, Filipp

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