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first of all let me say I am really happy about the ability to check the current connection's encryption type used. Very useful feature!
However, there is one thing I don't understand: when it says TLS v1, does v1 equal 1.0, or does this include the .1 or .2? I know for a fact that my newsserver supports TLS v1.2, so why would it always use 1.0 when 1.2 is support? But maybe there's something to this I don't quite understand yet
You know what? I never noticed that line on that page
Ok, so there it shows OpenSSL 0.9.8zh 14 Jan 2016 [TLS v1, SSL v3, SSL v2] BUT I just updatet my OpenSSL library to the most current version, but sabnzbd takes no notice of that, so it seems.
No indeed it doesn't. It's because python in the end is still C code that calls the specific OpenSSL functions to handle the connections. Because these functions change between OpenSSL versions, python releases are linked to a specific version of OpenSSL.
This is specific to the windows and Mac versions of python.
I tried building it with the latest OpenSSL, but then the connections fail.
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I made a little mistake there: I didn't install the latest openssl, just the latest that comes with homebrew, which is 1.0.2k. The latest would be 1.1.0 something.
Until Python updates it.
But, don't just look at the version number. This is all because Apple has some special ideas about OpenSSL and thus they keep it at 0.9.8.
Maybe for Python 2.7.14 we can change the OpenSSL version again.
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It turns out that the release I created with newer OpenSSL did not function on most systems and caused sabnzbd to not work at all for them. So I reverted the change back in 2.1.0Beta1.
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