Log cookie names without HttpOnly or secure flags

[mkauschi]

This PR adds the functionality to print the Cookie names, which do not have the HttpOnly or secure flag set, in the output file.

[mkauschi]

I can't figure out why the test is failing. Do you have any suggestions?

[drwetter]

I can't figure out why the test is failing. Do you have any suggestions?

not sure. You can run /t08_isHTML_valid.t from the terminal.

read -r -a not_secure <<< $(awk -F"=" '{print$1}' <<< $(awk -F" " '{print$2}' <<< $(grep -iav secure $TMPFILE))) seems rather ugly to me. Preferred solution would be with bash only

[mkauschi]

I can't figure out why the test is failing. Do you have any suggestions?

not sure. You can run /t08_isHTML_valid.t from the terminal.

I will try that.

read -r -a not_secure <<< $(awk -F"=" '{print$1}' <<< $(awk -F" " '{print$2}' <<< $(grep -iav secure $TMPFILE))) seems rather ugly to me.

I will improve the code by introducing variables and add some comments. I'm also always open for improvement suggestions.

Preferred solution would be with bash only

You mean because I used grep to find the correct lines? I tried to be in line with the rest of the "cookie parsing" code and there is grep used as well. But I can see if I find a better solution.

[drwetter]

You mean because I used grep to find the correct lines

The combination of grep and awk. Maybe read works here (like read a b c <<< "Hello you here")

Rough coding style: https://github.com/drwetter/testssl.sh/blob/docu_update/Coding_Convention.md