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I know this is not 100% directly related, but in some cases, (sys)admin shoudl be able to completely disable encryption and its activation with config param like 'encryption_available' => false. If this was set to false (default as true) encryption (and its modules) could not be installed (or, at very least, activated) trough the WebUI or the CLI.
In this case, a message should also inform the user that encryption modules can't be installed or enabled because of that flag set.
I know this is not 100% directly related, but in some cases, (sys)admin shoudl be able to completely disable encryption and its activation with config param like 'encryption_available' => false. If this was set to false (default as true) encryption (and its modules) could not be installed (or, at very least, activated) trough the WebUI or the CLI.
In this case, a message should also inform the user that encryption modules can't be installed or enabled because of that flag set.
I have added a draft that moves towards something like that in separate pull request here : #49202
Handling that separately allows this to get resolved much faster.
Under :
Admin settings
->Security
, The "Enable server-side encryption", toggle does not do anything unless the "encryption" app is present.That make sense but it should provide visual feedback as to what is going on.
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