There is a comment in the `run_client_simulation()` function that says "FIXME: printf formatting would look better, especially if we want a wide option here."
This PR is an attempt at addressing that FIXME and adding a wide option. The proposed wide option prints the same information as the non-wide option, just with the columns aligned. I didn't add any of the additional information that is displayed by other functions in wide mode, since I thought that made the output too wide.
-H is now --heartbleed instead of --headers,
-B is now --breach instead of --heartbleed,
-T is now --ticketbleed (was previously --breach)
bugs fix for run_ccs_injection() where the tls protocols wa not properly passed to the ClientHello
Made use of already determined protocol ( this time only from determine_optimal_proto() ) ==> we shpould use this in run_protocols() too!)
for run_ccs_injection + run_ticketbleed(). For achieving this determine_optimal_proto() needed to be modified so that it adds a protocol
to PROTOS_OFFERED (all_failed is now boolean there)
added two easy functions for converting dec to hex
sockread_fast() is for testing which should make socket erads faster -- albeit it could potentially block the whole thing
* Changed calls to testssl.sh to not include `--quiet` or `--append` flags. Modified perl script to remove HTML header and footer before comparing to terminal output.
* Changed `TERM_WIDTH` to 120 (doesn't affect test, but 80 created too much line wrapping).
* Replace date and time information with X's rather than removing entirely. This should not affect the comparison, but will make the output created displayed in an error message look closer to the actual output of testssl.sh
I've never programmed in perl before, but this script seems to work. It includes two checks:
* I runs testssl.sh without the `--debug` flags and checks that the HTML file is the same as what is sent to the terminal.
* It runs testssl.sh with `--debug 4` and checks that the HTML file created is the same as the one created without the `--debug` flag.
`emphasize_stuff_in_headers()` only adds color to the text being printed to the terminal if `$COLOR` is 2. So, the same should be the case for the HTML output.
