[Openswan dev] Pluto esp transform selection behaviour
Michael Richardson
mcr at xelerance.com
Wed Apr 25 08:53:51 EDT 2007
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>>>>> "Frank" == Frank Schmirler <osdev at schmirler.de> writes:
Frank> Hi,
Frank> is there a reason why pluto checks only the first esp
Frank> transform it receives when configured in strict mode
Frank> (i.e. esp= given in config)? This leads to inconsistent
Frank> behaviour:
Can you provide a test case that explains the problem, which fails
with the code as it is, and succeeds with your patch?
Please see testing/pluto/basic-pluto-XX
Frank> Let's assume A is forced to 3des only. If initiator B
Frank> proposes aes as first transform and 3des as second one, the
Frank> connection will fail. If B proposes 3des first and then aes,
Frank> everything's fine.
I thought we had a test case for this already.
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