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Pantalaimon session verified, when run ement.el from emacsclient , it sends no cryptographic information to other device for session verification #157

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carnotweat opened this issue May 23, 2023 · 3 comments
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Pantalaimon session verified, when run ement.el from emacsclient , it sends no cryptographic information to other device for session verification #157

carnotweat opened this issue May 23, 2023 · 3 comments

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@carnotweat
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Screenshot_2023-05-24-00-26-38-99_d527cc22bc3be698d3e094ad8c2a7cdd

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alphapapa/ement.el#60
Details - https://mathstodon.xyz/@xameer/110419416057706764
@Stebalien
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This was probably not the right solution, but I just stole the session key from pantalaimon, overwrote ement.el's session key, then signed ement.el out from a different matrix client. Everything seems to be working...

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alphapapa commented May 24, 2023 •
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I'm guessing that this part of the Pantalaimon readme is relevant:

Note that logging in to the daemon is required to start a sync loop for a user. After that clients can connect using any valid access token for the user that logged in.

As well:

panctl can be used to verify, blacklist or ignore devices, import or export session keys, or to introspect devices of users that we share encrypted rooms with.

BTW, @carnotweat: A picture may be worth a thousand words, but a screenshot isn't necessarily a substitute for a written bug report. Please help the Pantalaimon devs out and write a complete explanation of what the problem is in plain language.

@Stebalien
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Note that logging in to the daemon is required to start a sync loop for a user. After that clients can connect using any valid access token for the user that logged in.

That still doesn't explain why it doesn't re-use the access token from the first login. This also seems to be related to:

#14

(which, if fixed, would have to reuse the token)

telenieko added a commit to telenieko/ement.el that referenced this issue Oct 14, 2023
@telenieko
Expand the E2EE documentation
6e7b733 
Thanks to alphapapa & contributors for such an amazing Matrix client
for Emacs. Combined with Beeper I now have all my social networks in
one place: Emacs!

We now include as much information as possible about E2EE set up in a
separate file (e2ee.org) in order to:

- Make up for the lack of documentation from Pantalaimon
- Have a place to include tips & tricks about making it work
- Have a place to direct users asking about E2EE in Ement.el (and
  suggesting them to submit updates/additions), like:
  - alphapapa#54
  - alphapapa#60
  - matrix-org/pantalaimon#157
  - alphapapa#33

Fixes alphapapa#153
@telenieko telenieko mentioned this issue Oct 14, 2023
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telenieko added a commit to telenieko/ement.el that referenced this issue Oct 23, 2023
@telenieko
Expand the E2EE documentation
b87dbf1 
Thanks to alphapapa & contributors for such an amazing Matrix client
for Emacs. Combined with Beeper I now have all my social networks in
one place: Emacs!

We now include as much information as possible about E2EE set up in a
separate file (e2ee.org) in order to:

- Make up for the lack of documentation from Pantalaimon
- Have a place to include tips & tricks about making it work
- Have a place to direct users asking about E2EE in Ement.el (and
  suggesting them to submit updates/additions), like:
  - alphapapa#54
  - alphapapa#60
  - matrix-org/pantalaimon#157
  - alphapapa#33

Fixes alphapapa#153
telenieko added a commit to telenieko/ement.el that referenced this issue Dec 17, 2023
@telenieko
Expand the E2EE documentation
40d1daf 
Thanks to alphapapa & contributors for such an amazing Matrix client
for Emacs. Combined with Beeper I now have all my social networks in
one place: Emacs!

We now include as much information as possible about E2EE set up in a
separate file (e2ee.org) in order to:

- Make up for the lack of documentation from Pantalaimon
- Have a place to include tips & tricks about making it work
- Have a place to direct users asking about E2EE in Ement.el (and
  suggesting them to submit updates/additions), like:
  - alphapapa#54
  - alphapapa#60
  - matrix-org/pantalaimon#157
  - alphapapa#33

Fixes alphapapa#153
telenieko added a commit to telenieko/ement.el that referenced this issue Jan 20, 2024
@telenieko
Expand the E2EE documentation
6412c8a 
Thanks to alphapapa & contributors for such an amazing Matrix client
for Emacs. Combined with Beeper I now have all my social networks in
one place: Emacs!

We now include as much information as possible about E2EE set up in a
separate file (e2ee.org) in order to:

- Make up for the lack of documentation from Pantalaimon
- Have a place to include tips & tricks about making it work
- Have a place to direct users asking about E2EE in Ement.el (and
  suggesting them to submit updates/additions), like:
  - alphapapa#54
  - alphapapa#60
  - matrix-org/pantalaimon#157
  - alphapapa#33

Fixes alphapapa#153
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