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  • Committer: Teddy Hogeborn
  • Date: 2015-03-10 18:52:09 UTC
  • Revision ID: teddy@recompile.se-20150310185209-lxuovbu09zwyk9bx
Automatically determine the number of DH bits in the TLS handshake.

Instead of using a default value of 1024, check the OpenPGP key and
determine an appropriate number of DH bits to use, (using GnuTLS
functions made for this).  Document this new default behavior.

* plugins.d/mandos-client.c (safe_string): New function.
  (init_gnutls_global): If not specified, determine the number of DH
                        bits to use, based on the OpenPGP key.
* plugins.d/mandos-client.xml (OPTIONS): Document this new default of
                                         the --dh-bits option.

Thanks to Andreas Fischer <af@bantuX.org> for reporting this issue.

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domain = 'se.recompile'
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server_interface = domain + '.Mandos'
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client_interface = domain + '.Mandos.Client'
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version = "1.6.8"
 
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version = "1.6.9"
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def isoformat_to_datetime(iso):
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    "Parse an ISO 8601 date string to a datetime.datetime()"
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        self.proxy = proxy_object # Mandos Client proxy object
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        self.properties = dict() if properties is None else properties
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        self.property_changed_match = (
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            self.proxy.connect_to_signal("PropertyChanged",
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                                         self._property_changed,
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                                         client_interface,
 
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            self.proxy.connect_to_signal("PropertiesChanged",
 
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                                         self.properties_changed,
 
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                                         dbus.PROPERTIES_IFACE,
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                                         byte_arrays=True))
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        if properties is None:
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        super(MandosClientPropertyCache, self).__init__(**kwargs)
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    def _property_changed(self, property, value):
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        """Helper which takes positional arguments"""
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        return self.property_changed(property=property, value=value)
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    def property_changed(self, property=None, value=None):
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        """This is called whenever we get a PropertyChanged signal
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        It updates the changed property in the "properties" dict.
 
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    def properties_changed(self, interface, properties, invalidated):
 
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        """This is called whenever we get a PropertiesChanged signal
 
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        It updates the changed properties in the "properties" dict.
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        """
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        # Update properties dict with new value
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        self.properties[property] = value
 
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        self.properties.update(properties)
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    def delete(self):
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        self.property_changed_match.remove()
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        else:
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            return key
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    def property_changed(self, property=None, **kwargs):
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        """Call self.update() if old value is not new value.
 
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    def properties_changed(self, interface, properties, invalidated):
 
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        """Call self.update() if any properties changed.
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        This overrides the method from MandosClientPropertyCache"""
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        property_name = str(property)
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        old_value = self.properties.get(property_name)
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        super(MandosClientWidget, self).property_changed(
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            property=property, **kwargs)
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        if self.properties.get(property_name) != old_value:
 
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        old_values = { key: self.properties.get(key)
 
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                       for key in properties.keys() }
 
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        super(MandosClientWidget, self).properties_changed(
 
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            interface, properties, invalidated)
 
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        if any(old_values[key] != self.properties.get(key)
 
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               for key in old_values):
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            self.update()
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