atomicshop 2.20.8__py3-none-any.whl → 2.21.1__py3-none-any.whl

atomicshop/__init__.py

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
 """Atomic Basic functions and classes to make developer life easier"""
 
 __author__ = "Den Kras"
-__version__ = '2.20.8'
+__version__ = '2.21.1'

atomicshop/mitm/config_static.py

@@ -6,16 +6,15 @@ from . import import_config
 
 # CONFIG = None
 LIST_OF_BOOLEANS: list = [
+    ('dnstcp', 'offline'),
     ('dns', 'enable'),
-    ('dns', 'offline_mode'),
-    ('dns', 'resolve_to_tcp_server_only_engine_domains'),
-    ('dns', 'resolve_to_tcp_server_all_domains'),
-    ('dns', 'resolve_regular'),
+    ('dns', 'resolve_by_engine'),
+    ('dns', 'resolve_regular_pass_thru'),
+    ('dns', 'resolve_all_domains_to_ipv4'),
     ('dns', 'set_default_dns_gateway_to_localhost'),
     ('dns', 'set_default_dns_gateway_to_default_interface_ipv4'),
     ('tcp', 'enable'),
-    ('tcp', 'engines_usage'),
-    ('tcp', 'server_response_mode'),
+    ('tcp', 'no_engines_usage_to_listen_addresses'),
     ('logrec', 'enable_request_response_recordings_in_logs'),
     ('certificates', 'install_ca_certificate_to_root_store'),
     ('certificates', 'uninstall_unused_ca_certificates_with_mitm_ca_name'),
@@ -32,6 +31,7 @@ LIST_OF_BOOLEANS: list = [
 
 
 TOML_TO_STATIC_CATEGORIES: dict = {
+    'dnstcp': 'MainConfig',
     'dns': 'DNSServer',
     'tcp': 'TCPServer',
     'logrec': 'LogRec',
@@ -40,6 +40,10 @@ TOML_TO_STATIC_CATEGORIES: dict = {
     'process_name': 'ProcessName'
 }
 
+# noinspection PyTypeChecker
+ENGINES_LIST: list = None           # list[initialize_engines.ModuleCategory]
+REFERENCE_MODULE = None             # initialize_engines.ModuleCategory
+
 
 class MainConfig:
     LOGGER_NAME: str = 'network'
@@ -61,6 +65,7 @@ class MainConfig:
     # Default server certificate file name and path.
     default_server_certificate_filename = f'{default_server_certificate_name}.pem'
     default_server_certificate_filepath: str = None
+    offline: bool = False
 
     @classmethod
     def update(cls):
@@ -77,32 +82,34 @@ class DNSServer:
     enable: bool
     offline_mode: bool
 
-    listening_interface: str
-    listening_port: int
+    listening_address: str
     forwarding_dns_service_ipv4: str
     cache_timeout_minutes: int
 
-    resolve_to_tcp_server_only_engine_domains: bool
-    resolve_to_tcp_server_all_domains: bool
-    resolve_regular: bool
-    target_tcp_server_ipv4: str
+    resolve_by_engine: bool
+    resolve_regular_pass_thru: bool
+    resolve_all_domains_to_ipv4_enable: bool
+    target_ipv4: str
 
     set_default_dns_gateway: str
     set_default_dns_gateway_to_localhost: bool
     set_default_dns_gateway_to_default_interface_ipv4: bool
 
+    # Convertable variables.
+    resolve_all_domains_to_ipv4: dict
+
+    # Static variables.
+    forwarding_dns_service_port: int = 53
+
 
 @dataclass
 class TCPServer:
     enable: bool
+    no_engines_usage_to_listen_addresses_enable: bool
+    no_engines_listening_address_list: list[str]
 
-    engines_usage: bool
-    server_response_mode: bool
-
-    listening_address_list: list[str]
-
-    forwarding_dns_service_ipv4_list___only_for_localhost: list[str]
-
+    # Convertable variables.
+    no_engines_usage_to_listen_addresses: dict
 
 @dataclass
 class LogRec:
@@ -161,7 +168,7 @@ def load_config(config_toml_file_path: str):
     MainConfig.update()
 
     # Load the configuration file.
-    result = import_config.import_config_file(config_toml_file_path)
+    result = import_config.import_config_files(config_toml_file_path)
     return result
 
 

atomicshop/mitm/connection_thread_worker.py

@@ -1,7 +1,6 @@
 from datetime import datetime
 import threading
 import queue
-import copy
 import socket
 
 from ..wrappers.socketw import receiver, sender, socket_client, base
@@ -182,30 +181,33 @@ def thread_worker_main(
         network_logger.info("Thread Finished. Will continue listening on the Main thread")
 
     def create_responder_response(client_message: ClientMessage) -> list[bytes]:
-        # Since we're in response mode, we'll record the request anyway, after the responder did its job.
-        client_message.info = "In Server Response Mode"
-
-        # If it's the first cycle and the protocol is Websocket, then we'll create the HTTP Handshake
-        # response automatically.
-        if protocol == 'Websocket' and client_receive_count == 1:
-            responses: list = list()
-            responses.append(
-                websocket_parse.create_byte_http_response(client_message.request_raw_bytes))
+        if client_message.action == 'service_connect':
+            return responder.create_connect_response(client_message)
         else:
-            # Creating response for parsed message and printing
-            responses: list = responder.create_response(client_message)
+            # Since we're in response mode, we'll record the request anyway, after the responder did its job.
+            # client_message.info = "In Server Response Mode"
+
+            # If it's the first cycle and the protocol is Websocket, then we'll create the HTTP Handshake
+            # response automatically.
+            if protocol == 'Websocket' and client_receive_count == 1:
+                responses: list = list()
+                responses.append(
+                    websocket_parse.create_byte_http_response(client_message.request_raw_bytes))
+            else:
+                # Creating response for parsed message and printing
+                responses: list = responder.create_response(client_message)
 
-        # Output first 100 characters of all the responses in the list.
-        for response_raw_bytes_single in responses:
-            responder.logger.info(f"{response_raw_bytes_single[0: 100]}...")
+            # Output first 100 characters of all the responses in the list.
+            for response_raw_bytes_single in responses:
+                responder.logger.info(f"{response_raw_bytes_single[0: 100]}...")
 
-        return responses
+            return responses
 
     def create_client_socket(client_message: ClientMessage):
         # If there is a custom certificate for the client for this domain, then we'll use it.
         # noinspection PyTypeChecker
         custom_client_pem_certificate_path: str = None
-        for subdomain, pem_file_path in mtls_dict.items():
+        for subdomain, pem_file_path in found_domain_module.mtls.items():
             if subdomain == client_message.server_name:
                 custom_client_pem_certificate_path = pem_file_path
                 break
@@ -217,8 +219,7 @@ def thread_worker_main(
                 service_name=client_message.server_name,
                 service_port=client_message.destination_port,
                 tls=is_tls,
-                dns_servers_list=(
-                    config_static.TCPServer.forwarding_dns_service_ipv4_list___only_for_localhost),
+                dns_servers_list=[config_static.DNSServer.forwarding_dns_service_ipv4],
                 logger=network_logger,
                 custom_pem_client_certificate_file_path=custom_client_pem_certificate_path,
                 enable_sslkeylogfile_env_to_client_ssl_context=(
@@ -304,53 +305,11 @@ def thread_worker_main(
 
         return client_message
 
-    def responder_thread_worker():
-        nonlocal exception_or_close_in_receiving_thread
-
-        client_message: ClientMessage = client_message_first_start()
-        try:
-            while True:
-                client_message = responder_queue.get()
-                print_api(f"Got message from queue, action: [{client_message.action}]", logger=network_logger, logger_method='info')
-
-                # If the message is not a ClientMessage object, then we'll break the loop, since it is the exit signal.
-                if not isinstance(client_message, ClientMessage):
-                    return
-
-                if client_message.action == 'service_connect':
-                    raw_responses: list[bytes] = responder.create_connect_response(client_message)
-                else:
-                    raw_responses: list[bytes] = create_responder_response(client_message)
-                print_api(f"Got responses from responder, count: [{len(raw_responses)}]", logger=network_logger, logger_method='info')
-
-                is_socket_closed: bool = False
-                for response_raw_bytes in raw_responses:
-                    client_message.reinitialize_dynamic_vars()
-                    client_message.timestamp = datetime.now()
-                    client_message.response_raw_bytes = response_raw_bytes
-
-                    record_and_statistics_write(client_message)
-
-                    error_on_send: str = sender.Sender(
-                        ssl_socket=client_socket, class_message=client_message.response_raw_bytes,
-                        logger=network_logger).send()
-
-                    # If there was problem with sending data, we'll break the main while loop.
-                    if error_on_send:
-                        client_message.errors.append(error_on_send)
-                        record_and_statistics_write(client_message)
-                        is_socket_closed = True
-
-                if is_socket_closed:
-                    exception_or_close_in_receiving_thread = True
-                    return
-        except Exception as exc:
-            handle_exceptions_on_sub_connection_thread(client_message, client_exception_queue, exc)
-
     def receive_send_start(
             receiving_socket,
             sending_socket = None,
-            exception_queue: queue.Queue = None
+            exception_queue: queue.Queue = None,
+            client_connection_message: ClientMessage = None
     ):
         nonlocal client_receive_count
         nonlocal server_receive_count
@@ -371,59 +330,87 @@ def thread_worker_main(
                 raise ValueError(f"Unknown side of the socket: {receiving_socket}")
 
             while True:
-                client_message.reinitialize_dynamic_vars()
+                # pass the socket connect to responder.
+                if side == 'Service' and client_connection_message:
+                    client_message = client_connection_message
 
-                if side == 'Client':
-                    client_receive_count += 1
-                    current_count = client_receive_count
+                    bytes_to_send_list: list[bytes] = create_responder_response(client_message)
+                    print_api(f"Got responses from responder, count: [{len(bytes_to_send_list)}]", logger=network_logger,
+                              logger_method='info')
                 else:
-                    server_receive_count += 1
-                    current_count = server_receive_count
+                    client_message.reinitialize_dynamic_vars()
 
-                network_logger.info(
-                    f"Initializing Receiver for {side} cycle: {str(current_count)}")
+                    if side == 'Client':
+                        client_receive_count += 1
+                        current_count = client_receive_count
+                    else:
+                        server_receive_count += 1
+                        current_count = server_receive_count
 
-                # Getting message from the client over the socket using specific class.
-                received_raw_data, is_socket_closed, error_message = receiver.Receiver(
-                    ssl_socket=receiving_socket, logger=network_logger).receive()
+                    network_logger.info(
+                        f"Initializing Receiver for {side} cycle: {str(current_count)}")
 
-                # Getting current time of message received, either from client or service.
-                client_message.timestamp = datetime.now()
+                    # Getting message from the client over the socket using specific class.
+                    received_raw_data, is_socket_closed, error_message = receiver.Receiver(
+                        ssl_socket=receiving_socket, logger=network_logger).receive()
 
-                # In case of client socket, we'll process the raw data specifically for the client.
-                if side == 'Client':
-                    process_client_raw_data(received_raw_data, error_message, client_message)
-                    client_message.action = 'client_receive'
-                # In case of service socket, we'll process the raw data specifically for the service.
-                else:
-                    process_server_raw_data(received_raw_data, error_message, client_message)
-                    client_message.action = 'service_receive'
+                    # Getting current time of message received, either from client or service.
+                    client_message.timestamp = datetime.now()
 
-                # If there was an exception in the service thread, then receiving empty bytes doesn't mean that
-                # the socket was closed by the other side, it means that the service thread closed the socket.
-                if (received_raw_data == b'' or error_message) and exception_or_close_in_receiving_thread:
-                    print_api("Both sockets are closed, breaking the loop", logger=network_logger,
-                              logger_method='info')
-                    return
+                    # In case of client socket, we'll process the raw data specifically for the client.
+                    if side == 'Client':
+                        process_client_raw_data(received_raw_data, error_message, client_message)
+                        client_message.action = 'client_receive'
+                    # In case of service socket, we'll process the raw data specifically for the service.
+                    else:
+                        process_server_raw_data(received_raw_data, error_message, client_message)
+                        client_message.action = 'service_receive'
+
+                    # If there was an exception in the service thread, then receiving empty bytes doesn't mean that
+                    # the socket was closed by the other side, it means that the service thread closed the socket.
+                    if (received_raw_data == b'' or error_message) and exception_or_close_in_receiving_thread:
+                        print_api("Both sockets are closed, breaking the loop", logger=network_logger,
+                                  logger_method='info')
+                        return
 
-                # We will record only if there was no closing signal, because if there was, it means that we initiated
-                # the close on the opposite socket.
-                record_and_statistics_write(client_message)
+                    # We will record only if there was no closing signal, because if there was, it means that we initiated
+                    # the close on the opposite socket.
+                    record_and_statistics_write(client_message)
 
-                if is_socket_closed:
-                    exception_or_close_in_receiving_thread = True
-                    finish_thread()
-                    return
+                    # Now send it to requester/responder.
+                    if side == 'Client':
+                        # Send to requester.
+                        bytes_to_send_list: list[bytes] = [client_message.request_raw_bytes]
+                    else:
+                        bytes_to_send_list: list[bytes] = create_responder_response(client_message)
+                        print_api(f"Got responses from responder, count: [{len(bytes_to_send_list)}]",
+                                  logger=network_logger,
+                                  logger_method='info')
+
+                    if is_socket_closed:
+                        exception_or_close_in_receiving_thread = True
+                        finish_thread()
+                        return
 
-                # If we're in response mode, execute responder.
-                if config_static.TCPServer.server_response_mode:
-                    responder_queue.put(copy.deepcopy(client_message))
-                else:
-                    # if side == 'Client':
-                    #     raise NotImplementedError
+                # If nothing was passed from the responder, and the client message is the connection message, then we'll skip to the next iteration.
+                if not bytes_to_send_list and client_connection_message:
+                    client_connection_message = None
+                    continue
+
+                is_socket_closed: bool = False
+                for bytes_to_send_single in bytes_to_send_list:
                     client_message.reinitialize_dynamic_vars()
+                    client_message.timestamp = datetime.now()
+
+                    if side == 'Client':
+                        client_message.request_raw_bytes = bytes_to_send_single
+                    else:
+                        client_message.response_raw_bytes = bytes_to_send_single
+
+                    record_and_statistics_write(client_message)
+
                     error_on_send: str = sender.Sender(
-                        ssl_socket=sending_socket, class_message=received_raw_data,
+                        ssl_socket=sending_socket, class_message=bytes_to_send_single,
                         logger=network_logger).send()
 
                     if error_on_send:
@@ -440,9 +427,11 @@ def thread_worker_main(
                     # If the socket was closed on message receive, then we'll break the loop only after send.
                     if is_socket_closed or error_on_send:
                         exception_or_close_in_receiving_thread = True
-                        responder_queue.put('exit')
                         finish_thread()
                         return
+
+                # For next iteration to start in case this iteration was responsible to process connection message, we need to set it to None.
+                client_connection_message = None
         except Exception as exc:
             # If the sockets were already closed, then there is nothing to do here besides log.
             # if (isinstance(exc, OSError) and exc.errno == 10038 and
@@ -471,7 +460,6 @@ def thread_worker_main(
         #     record_and_statistics_write(client_message)
 
         finish_thread()
-        responder_queue.put('exit')
         exception_queue.put(exc)
 
     def handle_exceptions_on_main_connection_thread(
@@ -517,23 +505,26 @@ def thread_worker_main(
 
     # Loading parser by domain, if there is no parser for current domain - general reference parser is loaded.
     # These should be outside any loop and initialized only once entering the thread.
-    parser, responder, recorder_no_init, mtls_dict = assign_class_by_domain(
-        engines_usage=config_static.TCPServer.engines_usage,
+    found_domain_module = assign_class_by_domain(
         engines_list=engines_list,
         message_domain_name=server_name,
-        reference_module=reference_module,
-        logger=network_logger
+        reference_module=reference_module
     )
+    parser = found_domain_module.parser_class_object
+    responder = found_domain_module.responder_class_object()
+    recorder = found_domain_module.recorder_class_object(record_path=config_static.LogRec.recordings_path)
+
+    network_logger.info(f"Assigned Modules for [{server_name}]: "
+        f"{parser.__name__}, "
+        f"{responder.__class__.__name__}, "
+        f"{recorder.__class__.__name__}")
 
-    recorder = recorder_no_init(record_path=config_static.LogRec.recordings_path)
 
     # Initializing the client message object with current thread's data.
     # This is needed only to skip error alerts after 'try'.
     client_message_connection: ClientMessage = ClientMessage()
     # This is needed to indicate if there was an exception or socket was closed in any of the receiving thread.
     exception_or_close_in_receiving_thread: bool = False
-    # Responder queue for ClientMessage objects.
-    responder_queue: queue.Queue = queue.Queue()
     # Queue for http request URI paths.
     http_path_queue: queue.Queue = queue.Queue()
 
@@ -543,86 +534,67 @@ def thread_worker_main(
         client_name = socket.gethostbyaddr(client_ip)[0]
         destination_port = client_socket.getsockname()[1]
 
-        if config_static.TCPServer.server_response_mode:
-            # If in response mode, then we'll get the TCP server's input address.
+        if config_static.MainConfig.offline:
+            # If in offline mode, then we'll get the TCP server's input address.
             server_ip = client_socket.getsockname()[0]
         else:
-            # If not in response mode, we will get the ip from the socket that will connect later to the service.
+            # If not in offline mode, we will get the ip from the socket that will connect later to the service.
             server_ip = ""
 
         network_logger.info(f"Thread Created - Client [{client_ip}:{source_port}] | "
                             f"Destination service: [{server_name}:{destination_port}]")
 
-        # If we're in response mode, we'll start the responder thread.
-        if config_static.TCPServer.server_response_mode:
-            responder_thread: threading.Thread = threading.Thread(
-                target=responder_thread_worker, name=f"Thread-{thread_id}-Responder", daemon=True)
-            responder_thread.start()
-        else:
-            # noinspection PyTypeChecker
-            responder_thread = None
-
         service_client = None
         client_receive_count: int = 0
         server_receive_count: int = 0
         client_message_connection = client_message_first_start()
 
-        # If we're not in response mode, then we'll create the client socket to the service.
+        # If we're not in offline mode, then we'll create the client socket to the service.
         # noinspection PyTypeChecker
         connection_error: str = None
         service_socket_instance = None
-        if not config_static.TCPServer.server_response_mode:
-            # If "service_client" object is not defined, we'll define it.
-            # If it's defined, then there's still active "ssl_socket" with connection to the service domain.
-            if not service_client:
-                service_client = create_client_socket(client_message_connection)
-                service_socket_instance, connection_error = service_client.service_connection()
-                # Now we'll update the server IP with the IP of the service.
-                server_ip = service_socket_instance.getpeername()[0]
-                client_message_connection.server_ip = server_ip
-        else:
-            client_message_connection.timestamp = datetime.now()
-            client_message_connection.action = 'service_connect'
-            client_message_connection.info = 'Server Response Mode'
-            responder_queue.put(copy.deepcopy(client_message_connection))
-
-        if connection_error:
-            client_message_connection.timestamp = datetime.now()
-            client_message_connection.errors.append(connection_error)
-            client_message_connection.action = 'service_connect'
-            record_and_statistics_write(client_message_connection)
+        client_message_connection.action = 'service_connect'
+        client_message_connection.timestamp = datetime.now()
+
+        if config_static.MainConfig.offline:
+            client_message_connection.info = 'Offline Mode'
         else:
+            service_client = create_client_socket(client_message_connection)
+            service_socket_instance, connection_error = service_client.service_connection()
+            # Now we'll update the server IP with the IP of the service.
+            server_ip = service_socket_instance.getpeername()[0]
+            client_message_connection.server_ip = server_ip
+
+            if connection_error:
+                client_message_connection.errors.append(connection_error)
+                record_and_statistics_write(client_message_connection)
+
+        if not connection_error:
             client_exception_queue: queue.Queue = queue.Queue()
             client_thread = threading.Thread(
-                target=receive_send_start, args=(client_socket, service_socket_instance, client_exception_queue),
+                target=receive_send_start,
+                args=(client_socket, service_socket_instance, client_exception_queue, None),
                 name=f"Thread-{thread_id}-Client")
             client_thread.daemon = True
             client_thread.start()
 
-            if not config_static.TCPServer.server_response_mode:
-                service_exception_queue: queue.Queue = queue.Queue()
-                service_thread = threading.Thread(
-                    target=receive_send_start, args=(service_socket_instance, client_socket, service_exception_queue),
-                    name=f"Thread-{thread_id}-Service")
-                service_thread.daemon = True
-                service_thread.start()
+            service_exception_queue: queue.Queue = queue.Queue()
+            service_thread = threading.Thread(
+                target=receive_send_start,
+                args=(service_socket_instance, client_socket, service_exception_queue, client_message_connection),
+                name=f"Thread-{thread_id}-Service")
+            service_thread.daemon = True
+            service_thread.start()
 
             client_thread.join()
-            if config_static.TCPServer.server_response_mode:
-                responder_thread.join()
-            else:
-                service_thread.join()
+            service_thread.join()
 
             # If there was an exception in any of the threads, then we'll raise it here.
             if not client_exception_queue.empty():
                 raise client_exception_queue.get()
-            if not config_static.TCPServer.server_response_mode:
-                if not service_exception_queue.empty():
-                    raise service_exception_queue.get()
+            if not service_exception_queue.empty():
+                raise service_exception_queue.get()
 
         finish_thread()
     except Exception as e:
-        if not client_message_connection.timestamp:
-            client_message_connection.timestamp = datetime.now()
-
         handle_exceptions_on_main_connection_thread(e, client_message_connection)

atomicshop/mitm/engines/__parent/responder___parent.py

@@ -110,48 +110,49 @@ class ResponderParent:
             headers: dict,
             body: bytes
     ) -> bytes:
+        # noinspection GrazieInspection
         """
-        Create genuine response from input parameters.
-        ---------------
-        The response is built from:
-        HTTP-Version HTTP-Status HTTP-Status-String\r\n
-        Headers1: Value\r\n
-        Headers2: Value\r\n
-        \r\n                        # This is meant to end the headers' section
-        Body\r\n\r\n                # In most cases Body is ended with '\r\n\r\n'
-        ---------------
-        Example for 200 response:
-        HTTP/1.1 200 OK\r\n
-        Cache-Control: max-age=86400\r\n
-        Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8\r\n
-        \r\n
-        {"id":1,"name":"something"}
-        ---------------
-        The final response will look like oneline string:
-        HTTP/1.1 200 OK\r\nCache-Control: max-age=86400\r\n
-        Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8\r\n\r\n{"id":1,"name":"something"}
-        ---------------
-        You can create response as:
-
-        ...HTTP/1.1 200 OK
-        header1: value
-        header2: value
-
-        {data: value}...
-
-        Change 3 dots ("...") to 3 double quotes before "HTTP" and after "value}".
-        This way there will be "\n" added automatically after each line.
-        While, the HTTP Client does the parsing of the text and not raw data, most probably it will be parsed well,
-        but genuine responses from HTTP sources come with "\r\n" at the end of the line, so better use these for
-        better compatibility.
-        ---------------
-
-        :param http_version: HTTP Version of Response in HTTP Status line.
-        :param status_code: HTTP Status Code of Response in HTTP Status line.
-        :param headers: HTTP Headers of Response.
-        :param body: HTTP body data of Response, bytes.
-        :return: bytes of the response.
-        """
+                Create genuine response from input parameters.
+                ---------------
+                The response is built from:
+                HTTP-Version HTTP-Status HTTP-Status-String\r\n
+                Headers1: Value\r\n
+                Headers2: Value\r\n
+                \r\n                        # This is meant to end the headers' section
+                Body\r\n\r\n                # In most cases Body is ended with '\r\n\r\n'
+                ---------------
+                Example for 200 response:
+                HTTP/1.1 200 OK\r\n
+                Cache-Control: max-age=86400\r\n
+                Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8\r\n
+                \r\n
+                {"id":1,"name":"something"}
+                ---------------
+                The final response will look like oneline string:
+                HTTP/1.1 200 OK\r\nCache-Control: max-age=86400\r\n
+                Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8\r\n\r\n{"id":1,"name":"something"}
+                ---------------
+                You can create response as:
+
+                ...HTTP/1.1 200 OK
+                header1: value
+                header2: value
+
+                {data: value}...
+
+                Change 3 dots ("...") to 3 double quotes before "HTTP" and after "value}".
+                This way there will be "\n" added automatically after each line.
+                While, the HTTP Client does the parsing of the text and not raw data, most probably it will be parsed well,
+                but genuine responses from HTTP sources come with "\r\n" at the end of the line, so better use these for
+                better compatibility.
+                ---------------
+
+                :param http_version: HTTP Version of Response in HTTP Status line.
+                :param status_code: HTTP Status Code of Response in HTTP Status line.
+                :param headers: HTTP Headers of Response.
+                :param body: HTTP body data of Response, bytes.
+                :return: bytes of the response.
+                """
 
         try:
             # Building full status string line and the "\r\n" to the end of the status line
@@ -201,6 +202,5 @@ class ResponderParent:
     def create_response(self, class_client_message: ClientMessage):
         """ This function should be overridden in the child class. """
 
-        _ = class_client_message
-        response_bytes_list: list[bytes] = list()
+        response_bytes_list: list[bytes] = [class_client_message.response_raw_bytes]
         return response_bytes_list