KeyManager: Prevent writing of invalid keys
If the keys are zero, don't write them to the autogenerated file.
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@ -695,8 +695,9 @@ void KeyManager::WriteKeyToFile(KeyCategory category, std::string_view keyname,
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void KeyManager::SetKey(S128KeyType id, Key128 key, u64 field1, u64 field2) {
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void KeyManager::SetKey(S128KeyType id, Key128 key, u64 field1, u64 field2) {
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if (s128_keys.find({id, field1, field2}) != s128_keys.end())
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if (s128_keys.find({id, field1, field2}) != s128_keys.end() || key == Key128{}) {
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return;
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return;
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}
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if (id == S128KeyType::Titlekey) {
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if (id == S128KeyType::Titlekey) {
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Key128 rights_id;
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Key128 rights_id;
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std::memcpy(rights_id.data(), &field2, sizeof(u64));
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std::memcpy(rights_id.data(), &field2, sizeof(u64));
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@ -716,8 +717,9 @@ void KeyManager::SetKey(S128KeyType id, Key128 key, u64 field1, u64 field2) {
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return std::tie(elem.second.type, elem.second.field1, elem.second.field2) ==
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return std::tie(elem.second.type, elem.second.field1, elem.second.field2) ==
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std::tie(id, field1, field2);
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std::tie(id, field1, field2);
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});
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});
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if (iter2 != s128_file_id.end())
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if (iter2 != s128_file_id.end()) {
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WriteKeyToFile(category, iter2->first, key);
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WriteKeyToFile(category, iter2->first, key);
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}
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// Variable cases
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// Variable cases
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if (id == S128KeyType::KeyArea) {
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if (id == S128KeyType::KeyArea) {
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@ -745,16 +747,18 @@ void KeyManager::SetKey(S128KeyType id, Key128 key, u64 field1, u64 field2) {
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}
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void KeyManager::SetKey(S256KeyType id, Key256 key, u64 field1, u64 field2) {
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void KeyManager::SetKey(S256KeyType id, Key256 key, u64 field1, u64 field2) {
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if (s256_keys.find({id, field1, field2}) != s256_keys.end())
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if (s256_keys.find({id, field1, field2}) != s256_keys.end() || key == Key256{}) {
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return;
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return;
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}
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const auto iter = std::find_if(
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const auto iter = std::find_if(
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s256_file_id.begin(), s256_file_id.end(),
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s256_file_id.begin(), s256_file_id.end(),
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[&id, &field1, &field2](const std::pair<std::string, KeyIndex<S256KeyType>> elem) {
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[&id, &field1, &field2](const std::pair<std::string, KeyIndex<S256KeyType>> elem) {
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return std::tie(elem.second.type, elem.second.field1, elem.second.field2) ==
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return std::tie(elem.second.type, elem.second.field1, elem.second.field2) ==
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std::tie(id, field1, field2);
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std::tie(id, field1, field2);
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});
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});
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if (iter != s256_file_id.end())
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if (iter != s256_file_id.end()) {
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WriteKeyToFile(KeyCategory::Standard, iter->first, key);
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WriteKeyToFile(KeyCategory::Standard, iter->first, key);
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}
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s256_keys[{id, field1, field2}] = key;
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s256_keys[{id, field1, field2}] = key;
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}
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}
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