Wifi password says "must be 63 chars or less". I don't believe this is a standard and one user has a longer password.
Steps to Reproduce
Try to connect with a password over 63 characters
Expected Behavior
Should be fine
Actual Behavior
Not fine
Archipelago Version
1.8.11-alpha
Hardware
x86_64 (Intel/AMD)
Relevant Logs
No response
Screenshots
No response
### Description
Wifi password says "must be 63 chars or less". I don't believe this is a standard and one user has a longer password.
### Steps to Reproduce
Try to connect with a password over 63 characters
### Expected Behavior
Should be fine
### Actual Behavior
Not fine
### Archipelago Version
1.8.11-alpha
### Hardware
x86_64 (Intel/AMD)
### Relevant Logs
_No response_
### Screenshots
_No response_
Removed the blanket 63-character rejection. The host IPC now accepts bounded UTF-8 secrets, and the NetworkManager owner applies the selected Wi-Fi security protocol's rules. Saved SAE profiles stay SAE. A longer WPA3 password requires a matching SSID advertising SAE; WPA2-only networks and unrelated access points cannot silently enable it. WPA3 uses required protected management frames. A 64-character hexadecimal WPA2 raw key remains supported; WPA2 passphrase rules still apply to WPA2 networks.
Validation: 25 disposable NetworkManager/D-Bus fixtures, 14 isolated Rust network tests, frontend checks and production UI build passed. This closes the source bug for the next build; no live Wi-Fi credentials were changed and no new node installation is claimed.
Implemented in canonical ngit PR https://gitworkshop.dev/nevent1qqsw4q34tmjymq698lh4nunraegn50fzes89qyuk6w2yerv5ancq5kspz3mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn8d96zuer9wcwmrwh0, merged as 21c1f8da63e946d32f5181ad411daeb544fb5c28 and mirrored exactly to Gitea. Maintainer approved this batch's UI/UX.
Removed the blanket 63-character rejection. The host IPC now accepts bounded UTF-8 secrets, and the NetworkManager owner applies the selected Wi-Fi security protocol's rules. Saved SAE profiles stay SAE. A longer WPA3 password requires a matching SSID advertising SAE; WPA2-only networks and unrelated access points cannot silently enable it. WPA3 uses required protected management frames. A 64-character hexadecimal WPA2 raw key remains supported; WPA2 passphrase rules still apply to WPA2 networks.
Validation: 25 disposable NetworkManager/D-Bus fixtures, 14 isolated Rust network tests, frontend checks and production UI build passed. This closes the source bug for the next build; no live Wi-Fi credentials were changed and no new node installation is claimed.
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Description
Wifi password says "must be 63 chars or less". I don't believe this is a standard and one user has a longer password.
Steps to Reproduce
Try to connect with a password over 63 characters
Expected Behavior
Should be fine
Actual Behavior
Not fine
Archipelago Version
1.8.11-alpha
Hardware
x86_64 (Intel/AMD)
Relevant Logs
No response
Screenshots
No response
Implemented in canonical ngit PR https://gitworkshop.dev/nevent1qqsw4q34tmjymq698lh4nunraegn50fzes89qyuk6w2yerv5ancq5kspz3mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn8d96zuer9wcwmrwh0, merged as
21c1f8da63and mirrored exactly to Gitea. Maintainer approved this batch's UI/UX.Removed the blanket 63-character rejection. The host IPC now accepts bounded UTF-8 secrets, and the NetworkManager owner applies the selected Wi-Fi security protocol's rules. Saved SAE profiles stay SAE. A longer WPA3 password requires a matching SSID advertising SAE; WPA2-only networks and unrelated access points cannot silently enable it. WPA3 uses required protected management frames. A 64-character hexadecimal WPA2 raw key remains supported; WPA2 passphrase rules still apply to WPA2 networks.
Validation: 25 disposable NetworkManager/D-Bus fixtures, 14 isolated Rust network tests, frontend checks and production UI build passed. This closes the source bug for the next build; no live Wi-Fi credentials were changed and no new node installation is claimed.