https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=443155

--- Comment #49 from FeRD (Frank Dana) <ferd...@gmail.com> ---
(In reply to Brian from comment #48)
> (I'm not sure if/how the decryption can be done with a tcpdump cmdline.) 
> Any saved traces should now contain the decrypted traffic -- a decrypted 
> packet should look like the image at that first link.

The decryption happens when the packets are examined, not when they're
captured. Loading a capture log containing encrypted traffic into WireShark,
then decrypting it, should be no different from decrypting packets that were
captured live _by_WireShark. (You do need the key dump created by having
SSLKEYLOGFILE set in the environment at the time of capture, though.)

> Your phone's live "adb logcat" would also be very useful to see app-level
> errors. If you like, you can limit both traces and logcat to just the rough
> time period when you run the tests.

You'd think so, but... unlikely, in my experience. The SFTP stuff, in
particular, has next to zero logging on the Android side, AFAICT.

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