verifyCert='no' is not respected, it seems to default to yes regardless

[mc-zact]

Using this

from p3270 import P3270Client

my_client = P3270Client(luName='#LU01', hostName='170.1.2.3', hostPort='1234',
                        modelName='3278-4', verifyCert='no', timeoutInSec=5)

I found that verifyCert would still default to yes, and so this arg is never appended:

            if self.conf.verifyCert == "no":
                self.args.append('-noverifycert')

I'm not quite sure why though didn't really see anything that seemed wrong at first glance, and the other args are not behaving like this

I had to manually edit the code :

    def __init__(self, cfgFile=None, hostName='localhost', hostPort='23',
                 modelName='3279-2', traceFile=None,
                 luName=None, codePage='cp037', screensDir=None, verifyCert='no', enableTLS='no'):

This works

[mike-pt]

Able to repo on linux (debian docker image), it seem that conf is not updated to the correct value:

>>> bz_client = P3270Client(hostName='IP', hostPort='1234', verifyCert='no')
>>> bz_client.conf.verifyCert <-----
'yes'
>>> bz_client.verifyCert
'no'

Using vscode break point on if self.conf.verifyCert == "no": I can see that this is always = yes regardless of what is set in the P3270Client as this doesn't seem to get passed to Conf and so it will always fail.

I tried to set bz_client.conf.verifyCert = 'no' after the initialization and before connect but this still does not work.

[mike-pt]

Seems the work around is to use a config file instead of passing the params in P3270Client this way the correct config is fully applied.