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SEBWIN-351: Implemented utter hack in attempt to make legacy configuration tool calculate the same configuration key in versions 2.x and 3.x.

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Damian Büchel 2020-03-25 12:04:43 +01:00
parent f1d8e14719
commit 7bf4e0308f
3 changed files with 13 additions and 1 deletions
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SebWindowsConfig/SEBSettings.cs
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@ -445,6 +445,7 @@ namespace SebWindowsConfig
// from/to a human-readable .xml and an encrypted.seb file format.
public static DictObj settingsDefault = new DictObj();
public static DictObj settingsCurrent = new DictObj();
public static DictObj settingsCurrentOriginal = new DictObj();
public static int permittedProcessIndex;
public static ListObj permittedProcessList = new ListObj();

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SebWindowsConfig/Utilities/SEBConfigFileManager.cs
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@ -257,11 +257,15 @@ namespace SebWindowsConfig.Utilities
// Get preferences dictionary from decrypted data
DictObj sebPreferencesDict = GetPreferencesDictFromConfigData(sebData, forEditing);
DictObj sebPreferencesDictOriginal = GetPreferencesDictFromConfigData(sebData, false);
// If we didn't get a preferences dict back, we abort reading settings
if (sebPreferencesDict == null) return null;
// We need to set the right value for the key sebConfigPurpose to know later where to store the new settings
sebPreferencesDict[SEBSettings.KeySebConfigPurpose] = (int)SEBSettings.sebConfigPurposes.sebConfigPurposeStartingExam;
sebPreferencesDictOriginal[SEBSettings.KeySebConfigPurpose] = (int)SEBSettings.sebConfigPurposes.sebConfigPurposeStartingExam;
SEBSettings.settingsCurrentOriginal = sebPreferencesDictOriginal;
// Reading preferences was successful!
return sebPreferencesDict;
@ -289,6 +293,7 @@ namespace SebWindowsConfig.Utilities
// We use always uppercase letters in the base16 hashed admin password used for encrypting
hashedAdminPassword = hashedAdminPassword.ToUpper();
DictObj sebPreferencesDict = null;
DictObj sebPreferencesDictOriginal = null;
byte[] decryptedSebData = SEBProtectionController.DecryptDataWithPassword(sebData, hashedAdminPassword);
if (decryptedSebData == null)
{
@ -344,6 +349,7 @@ namespace SebWindowsConfig.Utilities
try
{
sebPreferencesDict = (DictObj)Plist.readPlist(decryptedSebData);
sebPreferencesDictOriginal = (DictObj)Plist.readPlist(decryptedSebData);
}
catch (Exception readPlistException)
{
@ -419,6 +425,9 @@ namespace SebWindowsConfig.Utilities
// We need to set the right value for the key sebConfigPurpose to know later where to store the new settings
sebPreferencesDict[SEBSettings.KeySebConfigPurpose] = (int)SEBSettings.sebConfigPurposes.sebConfigPurposeConfiguringClient;
sebPreferencesDictOriginal[SEBSettings.KeySebConfigPurpose] = (int)SEBSettings.sebConfigPurposes.sebConfigPurposeConfiguringClient;
SEBSettings.settingsCurrentOriginal = sebPreferencesDictOriginal;
// Reading preferences was successful!
return sebPreferencesDict;
@ -653,6 +662,8 @@ namespace SebWindowsConfig.Utilities
// Get current settings dictionary and clean it from empty arrays and dictionaries
//DictObj cleanedCurrentSettings = SEBSettings.CleanSettingsDictionary();
SEBSettings.settingsCurrentOriginal = SEBSettings.settingsCurrent;
// Serialize preferences dictionary to an XML string
string sebXML = Plist.writeXml(SEBSettings.settingsCurrent);
string cleanedSebXML = sebXML.Replace("<array />", "<array></array>");

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SebWindowsConfig/Utilities/SEBProtectionController.cs
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@ -599,7 +599,7 @@ namespace SebWindowsConfig.Utilities
using (var stream = new MemoryStream())
using (var writer = new StreamWriter(stream))
{
Serialize(SEBSettings.settingsCurrent, writer);
Serialize(SEBSettings.settingsCurrentOriginal, writer);
writer.Flush();
stream.Seek(0, SeekOrigin.Begin);