Same again with me. 16 character PSK, set by my company and is something I have no control over.
Is this "strong key" requirement enforced in the GUI only? Or is it a fundamental part of strongswan itself? I.e. could I circumvent it by entering a longer (incorrect) key in the gui and then modify a config file somewhere to hold the correct key?
I agree, this feels like a bug. If the server is set up to accept (require) a shorter key, then the fact that the strongswan client is unable to connect seems like an error.
Same again with me. 16 character PSK, set by my company and is something I have no control over.
Is this "strong key" requirement enforced in the GUI only? Or is it a fundamental part of strongswan itself? I.e. could I circumvent it by entering a longer (incorrect) key in the gui and then modify a config file somewhere to hold the correct key?
I agree, this feels like a bug. If the server is set up to accept (require) a shorter key, then the fact that the strongswan client is unable to connect seems like an error.