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Now we embed the openvpn cert, the corresponding ca cert and the user
key directly from EIP, while creating a vpn profile. We leave VpnProfile untouched.
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We now directly use the parseConfiguration method, translating the
eip-service.json openvpn options to a string containing the
corresponding openvpn config file lines.
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We use the broadcasted eip status from ics-openvpn to know if we're
connected or not.
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Previously, it drived the user to the LogWindow.
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Merged updated ics-openvpn-upstream (e7803cc8efcd1794e18b4e30a43d814c2834552d).
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Refactored AndroidManifest to include launchvpn and openvpnservice.
Imported changes from ics-openvpn-upstream
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api folder and aidl files aren't needed for us. They are used for
external apps that want to use ics-openvpn as an already installed
package, while what we want is to avoid the installation of ics-openvpn
including it (refactored) in bitmask android.
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Now we need to decide what's our relationship with LogWindow and
LaunchVPN, refactor its classes and fix ours so that we use the
currently supported methods.
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imports from se.leap.bitmaskclient java files have also been updated.
WARNING: compiling errors for de.blinkt.openvpn.R, aidl.de.blinkt.openvpn.
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