Why not install mitmproxy from ports?
As of today www/mitmproxy still is on mitmproxy-0.15 (this might change hopefully) which does not work since summer 2016. Meanwhile mitmproxy moved from Python2 to Python3 and the latest version now is mitmproxy-1.0.2.
Python3 can be installed along with Python2 without any interference. In this case you can have py2-ports from the ports-tree and p3-apps from the the Python Package Index (PyPi).
Proxies are typically best run in a jail. So create a jail first for mitmproxy and do the installation there. With a dedicated jail you won't have any interference even with possible py3-ports on your host.
So here we go:
Hint: If you have an old .mitmproxy, delete the certificates there as they are probably obsolete. Old certificates prevent mitmproxy to create new ones, if exist.
Now start
On the jail-host do
indicating that mitmproxy is ready listening.
For further steps follow http://docs.mitmproxy.org/en/latest/mitmproxy.html depending on your needs.
Don't forget to import the mitmproxy-certificate to your browser's certificates and enjoy.
As of today www/mitmproxy still is on mitmproxy-0.15 (this might change hopefully) which does not work since summer 2016. Meanwhile mitmproxy moved from Python2 to Python3 and the latest version now is mitmproxy-1.0.2.
Python3 can be installed along with Python2 without any interference. In this case you can have py2-ports from the ports-tree and p3-apps from the the Python Package Index (PyPi).
Proxies are typically best run in a jail. So create a jail first for mitmproxy and do the installation there. With a dedicated jail you won't have any interference even with possible py3-ports on your host.
So here we go:
Code:
mitm-jail# pkg install python3
mitm-jail# rehash
mitm-jail# python3 -m ensurepip
mitm-jail# rehash
mitm-jail# pip install mitmproxy
mitm-jail# rehashNow start
# mitmproxy and new certificates are created on the first run.On the jail-host do
# sockstat -l and find something like this:
Code:
# sockstat -l
USER COMMAND PID FD PROTO LOCAL ADDRESS FOREIGN ADDRESS
root python3.5 7749 4 tcp4 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080 *:*For further steps follow http://docs.mitmproxy.org/en/latest/mitmproxy.html depending on your needs.
Don't forget to import the mitmproxy-certificate to your browser's certificates and enjoy.