void update_provider_statistics (int prov)
{
// the descriptors array holds a textual printable output. I'm piggybacking on that fact
// and doing minor string parsing, rather than keep all the src_description structs in
// memory. Let's not forget this is PoC code
char *desc = descriptors[prov];
if (desc)
{
// get last tab..
char *col = strrchr (desc,'\t');
// get penultimate tab
if (col)
{
*col ='\0';
col = strrchr (desc,'\t');
if (col)
{
*(col) = '\0';
char humanReadableRX [15];
char humanReadableTX [15];
if (wantPackets)
sprintf(desc + strlen(desc), "\t%7lld\t%7lld", descriptorCounts[prov].nstat_rxpackets, descriptorCounts[prov].nstat_txpackets);
else
if (wantHumanReadable)
{
humanReadable(descriptorCounts[prov].nstat_rxbytes, humanReadableRX);
humanReadable(descriptorCounts[prov].nstat_txbytes, humanReadableTX);
sprintf(desc + strlen(desc), "\t%s\t%s", humanReadableRX, humanReadableTX);
}
else
{
sprintf(desc + strlen(desc), "\t%lld\t%lld", descriptorCounts[prov].nstat_rxbytes, descriptorCounts[prov].nstat_txbytes);
}
}
}
}
}
Fingerprint* findFingerprint(OtrlUserState userState, const QString &fp, const QString &user)
{
Fingerprint *fingerprint = nullptr;
for(ConnContext *context = userState->context_root;
context != nullptr; context = context->next)
{
if(user != QLatin1String(context->username)) {
continue;
}
for(fingerprint = context->fingerprint_root.next;
fingerprint != nullptr; fingerprint = fingerprint->next)
{
if(humanReadable(fingerprint->fingerprint) == fp) {
return fingerprint;
}
}
}
return fingerprint;
}
