Daniel Roethlisberger

In addition to the improvements to the filemon core, this needs a thorough analysis of how and where browser extensions, plugins and other add-ons are actually installed for each browser....

I've updated the original makefile with a top-level makefile and a cleaner approach. LibNoise is already built using the new infrastructure, everything else still depends on the app bundle from...

I've extended the makefile to copy or build as much as possible from the repository. Also, this should now also work on Linux (untested). What is still missing and currently...

The makefile linked above now builds or copies all external dependencies from the respective nuget package or other downloadable package or archive. Also, it supports running DwarfCorp with the Mono...

This can be tested using OpenSSL as follows, where sslsniff is listening on port 10080: ``` % openssl ocsp -issuer ca.crt -serial 1234 -url http://127.0.0.1:10080/ocsp Error querying OCSP responsder ```...

FWIW, this incompatibility, plus the fact that he prefers python to C++, seems to be the reason why Hubert wrote iSniff. In his 28C3 lightning talk about iSniff, at 2:17,...

My guess is that the missing X509v3 extensions are the problem. One way to fix it is to mark the certificate as v1 (your workaround), the other way would be...

Can you try this patch? droe/sslsniff@5b66f8c If it works for you, I'll submit a pull request.

D'oh, sslsniff has been generating version 4 certificates: ``` $ openssl x509 -in test.crt -text Certificate: Data: Version: 4 (0x3) Serial Number: ... (...) Signature Algorithm: sha1WithRSAEncryption ... ``` The...

I believe this may be fixed in my fork (see pull request #1), can you verify that? When cleaning up the autotools glue for the various dependencies, I modified `Makefile.am`...