fix(server): isOverDataLimit logic to stop allowing 0 traffic byte #1556
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issue Jigsaw-Code#1515 This if statement is just wrong and doesn't block access when traffic limit is set to 0 byte. This one character fixes it. Now if we create a new access key, set the limit to 0 before first usage, the client no longer will be able to connect.
fortuna
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Jun 5, 2024
sbruens
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Jun 12, 2024
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I can't be a contributor. would you do it |
sbruens
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No problem. I added the requested changes to the PR. |
fortuna
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Jul 15, 2024
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Merged and we'll try and get this released soon. Thanks again for your contribution @cornzzy! |
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issue #1515
This if statement is just wrong and doesn't block access when traffic limit is set to 0 byte. This one character fixes it.
Now if we create a new access key, set the limit to 0 before the first usage, the client no longer will be able to connect as expected.