capture.py

from libmproxy.models import HTTPResponse
from netlib.http.headers import Headers
import cgi
import re
from gzip import GzipFile
import StringIO
import time

XML_OK_RESPONSE = '''<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
  <!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
  <plist version="1.0">
   <dict>
     <key>iPhone5,1</key><array><string>powerDiagnostics</string></array><key>iPhone5,2</key><array><string>powerDiagnostics</string></array><key>iPhone5,3</key><array><string>powerDiagnostics</string></array><key>iPhone5,4</key><array><string>powerDiagnostics</string></array><key>iPhone6,1</key><array><string>powerDiagnostics</string></array><key>iPhone6,2</key><array><string>powerDiagnostics</string></array><key>iPhone7,1</key><array><string>powerDiagnostics</string></array><key>iPhone7,2</key><array><string>powerDiagnostics</string></array><key>iPhone8,2</key><array><string>powerDiagnostics</string></array><key>iPhone8,1</key><array><string>powerDiagnostics</string></array>
   </dict>
</plist>'''


def request(context, flow):
    path = flow.request.path
    context.log('Path is %s' % path, 'error')
    #if path == '/ios/TestConfiguration/1.2':
        # context.log('sending OK', 'error')
        # respond(flow, XML_OK_RESPONSE)
    if path == '/MR3Server/ValidateTicket?ticket_number=123456':
        context.log('sending OK', 'error')
        respond(flow, XML_OK_RESPONSE)
    elif path == '/MR3Server/MR3Post':
        context.log('sending OK', 'error')
        saveContent(flow, 'general')
        respond(flow, XML_OK_RESPONSE)
    elif path == '/ios/log/extendedUpload':
        context.log('sending OK', 'error')
        saveContent(flow, 'power')
        respond(flow, XML_OK_RESPONSE)


def saveContent(flow, prefix):
    decodedData = StringIO.StringIO()
    decodedData.write(flow.request.get_decoded_content())

    contentType = flow.request.headers["Content-Type"]
    multipart_boundary_re = re.compile('^multipart/form-data; boundary=(.*)$')
    matches = multipart_boundary_re.match(contentType)

    decodedData.seek(0)

    query = cgi.parse_multipart( decodedData, {"boundary" : matches.group(1)})

    with open("%s-%s.tar.gz" % (prefix, time.strftime("%Y%m%d-%H%M%S")), "w") as logs:
        logs.write(query['log_archive'][0])

def respond(flow, content):
    resp = HTTPResponse([1,1], 200, "OK", Headers(Content_Type="text/xml"), content)
    flow.reply(resp)

see http://www.lyonanderson.org/blog/2014/02/06/ios-power-diagnostics/

Your efforts developing irtrans.py is highly appreciated, I am trying to use it, but keep getting "Remote Control not found" in the home-assistant.log.

Does the script communicate with the IrTrans device or do I have to install the irserver64 on the machine running the home-assistant server?
Do I use the IP address (in configuration.yaml) of the Irtrans device or the IP address of the machine running the irserver64, Please provide more details on how to use it for non-linux experts.

Thanks,

it works with the irserver running on the home assistant server, (my irtrans has irdb), thanks,