Previously, the proxy would attempt to bind to an IPv6 + IPv4 enabled socket.
On failure, it would try to bind to an IPv4 only socket. If that failed, the
proxy would fail to start. This update makes it so that the proxy also tries
to bind to an IPv6-only socket, which is necessary in environments where IPv4
is disabled.
In short, the proxy will try binding in the following order, only moving
to the next step when binding fails:
IPv6 + IPv4 -> IPv4 only -> IPv6 only -> proxy fails to start.
- Display the parameter name instead of the parameter type
whenver users interact with commands. This makes it easy to
enter commands just by their signature. We may want to expose type
information in the command list, but some quick testing showed that
this are rather intuitive anyways.
- Add shift tab backward cycling for the command completion.
- Use inspect.Signature instead of homebrew argument matching solution.
This gets rid of quite a bit of cruft.
- Remove some type checking hacks in mitmproxy.types
This is a proposed change for
https://github.com/mitmproxy/mitmproxy/issues/3701 which alters the
behavior of a raw http export to include both the request and the
response. Additionally, this introduces two new export options
"raw_request" and "raw_response" which allow for exporting the raw HTTP
request or response individually.
By providing the "server_replay_ignore_port" configuration value we're
able to run mitmproxy in server replay mode on a different port than
the web server in the flows was originally running. This is also useful
in case multiple ports are present in a flow (I suspect).
Adding a new export type for raw http response, and changing export raw to export
raw_request to distinguish between the two. This is a proposed change for https://github.com/mitmproxy/mitmproxy/issues/3701
