Added traffic plugin support #549
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CendioOssman
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Feb 28, 2023
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| def from_target(self, s): | ||
| self.target_packet_count += 1 | ||
| if self.target_packet_count == 2 and b"\x02" in s[1:]: # check if password is supported |
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I'm afraid this is a bit fragile. There is no guarantee that the stream will be split in packages in a specific way.
Some rudimentary protocol handling will be needed here.
Have you considered a proxy model, instead of this filtering model? It might be a better fit.
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I wanted to use the this project together with noVNC to allow our customers/qa to connect to vnc devices(linux) on our private networks. I do not want them to know/enter passwords, but the devices have passwords configured. The traffic plugin system allows me to intercept the authentication and handle it differently.
The example implementation takes a password provided by the JSONTokenApi
--traffic-plugin websockify.plugins.VncTokenAuthenticationTrafficPlugin --token-plugin JSONTokenApi --token-source https://someapie/verify?token=%sThe API should respond with
{ "host": "localhost", "port": 5902, "password": "vncpassword" }