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bitmask-root firewall isup uses the return code to signal if the
firewall is up or not. We should not report it as an error.
- Resolves: #179
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two things happen differently in osx:
- call to systray.Quit() halts the program (so if called directly, none
of the deferred functions that we use for cleanup get to
execute)
- systray.Run() blocks (so after loop returns, the main run.Run() function
did not get to receive the boolean through the finishedCh channel.
proper shutdown is therefore fixed here by moving the call to
systray.Quit() to a goroutine that executes when the initialize()
function calls all the deferred functions.
we need to revisit this in case we want to break the main select loop
for a reson other than successfully terminating the program.
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latest release 0.19.6 included a polkit check.
this check is failing in some setups, leading to an unusable experience.
I'm temporarily disabling the check to be able to have an usable release
until we can debug what's causing the issue.
- Related: #152
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- Resolves: #141
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If bitmask-vpn attempts to connect when there is no internet let's keep retrying
fetching the eip json until internet comes.
- Resolves: #126
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Let's use a more structured folder system:
https://github.com/golang-standards/project-layout
- Resolves: #99
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