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Keeping it simple - putting the token in memstick/PSP/SYSTEM for now

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Henrik Rydgård 2023-06-26 17:09:35 +02:00
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UI/NativeApp.cpp
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@ -1420,15 +1420,15 @@ void NativeShutdown() {
// I think we handle most globals correctly or correct-enough now.
}
// In the future, we might make this more sophisticated, such as storing in the app private directory on Android.
// Right now we just store secrets in separate files next to ppsspp.ini. The important thing is keeping them out of it
// since we often ask people to post or send the ini for debugging.
Path GetSecretPath(const char *nameOfSecret) {
return g_Config.internalDataDirectory / ("ppsspp_" + std::string(nameOfSecret) + ".dat");
return g_Config.memStickDirectory / ("PSP/SYSTEM/ppsspp_" + std::string(nameOfSecret) + ".dat");
}
// name should be simple alphanumerics to avoid problems on Windows.
void NativeSaveSecret(const char *nameOfSecret, const std::string &data) {
// We'll simply store secrets in files under g_Config.internalDataDirectory.
// On Android, that corresponds to the app private directory. On other platforms,
// the location is less secure unfortunately - to be improved.
Path path = GetSecretPath(nameOfSecret);
if (!File::WriteDataToFile(false, data.data(), data.size(), path)) {
WARN_LOG(SYSTEM, "Failed to write secret '%s' to path '%s'", nameOfSecret, path.c_str());