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Hi,

I'm writing my own plugin in python.
I would like to use other files which are a located in the same directory as the plugin itself.
Is it possible to find out in which directory the script is located? The common way with __file__ is not possible.

BR
Artur

The pypy publishing is failing as username/password authentication is no longer supported (we should switch to api tokens).

ERROR    HTTPError: 403 Forbidden from https://upload.pypi.org/legacy/          
         Username/Password authentication is no longer supported. Migrate to API
         Tokens or Trusted Publishers instead. See                              
         https://pypi.org/help/#apitoken and                                    
         https://pypi.org/help/#trusted-publishers   

If the websocket connection closes the local tcp connection does not get informend and it looks like the connection the proxied port is still established.

Therefore the proxy should also close alle established connections on the local tcp side if the websocket connection breaks.

Some protocols do not keep the connection open. And if they open again they assume to have a clean session.
But because the c8ylp does not disconnect the websocket, the tcp connection on the device side remains open.

Therefore the c8ylp have to close the websocket conenction, if the tcp client disconnects. This would notify the device that the connection is closed and the device would then disconnect the tcp server, too.

I would be happy if you could fix this.

Improve the guess of which passthrough connection to use when multiple configurations are found.

1. Select if connection uses port 22
2. Select if name has "ssh" in its name

There is a duplicate usage of a shorthand flag "-t" which is used both for "--token" and "--tenant".

The help shows the conflict:

>> c8ylp server --help                                                                                                                             Usage: c8ylp server [OPTIONS] DEVICE

…
Options:
--host TEXT               Cumulocity Hostname  [required] [env var:
C8Y_HOST]
-t, --tenant TEXT         Cumulocity tenant id  [env var: C8Y_TENANT]
-u, --user TEXT           Cumulocity username  [env var: C8Y_USER,
C8Y_USERNAME]
-t, --token TEXT          Cumulocity token  [env var: C8Y_TOKEN]

Suggested change

• Remove the "-t" option for "--token"

Currently it is not implemented to shutdown the TCP socket if a client is still connected.
CTRL + C prints that the Server will be shut down but will wait forever.