IIRC CryptoManager::TLSOk() was set to return always false during the tests.
Also in the then latest version of DC++ it was impossible to initiate CCPM
unless you were connected to an ADCS hub - that block had to be removed as well
for the test.
The ADCS hub requirement has since been removed so starting an unencryped
connection to a client that has CCPM in the supports flags may be possible in
DC++ 0.870 (not tested).
The committed fix is based on what AirDC++ does, it should block unencrypted
attempts in both directions.
** Changed in: dcplusplus
Status: Triaged => Fix Committed
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1682791
Title:
Unencrypted CCPM connections are not being rejected
Status in AirDC++:
Fix Released
Status in DC++:
Fix Committed
Bug description:
The application still incorrectly shows that direct encrypted channel
has been established. AirDC++ also shouldn't allow establishing direct
encrypted channels when transfer encryption has been disabled.
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