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I've renamed configuration wizard progressbar, because both had the same
name and that provoked a conflict.
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It resizes the provider list, pushing it down to show the progressbar
up, and back to the original layout after the operation.
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running', bugfix for bug #4477
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The dialog shows only an "OK" button to dismiss it, and the reason why
the download failed.
Right now, this dialog appears if a download is not successful. If it's
too intrusive, I can remove some cases. Let's try how it feels.
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All languages updated.
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All languages updated.
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I do not change the company (se.leap).
All references within strings.xml point to "bitmask" instead of to "leap".
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New provider button has been converted to an action item, shown at the
bottom of the screen.
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I've also changed the way we notify that the password should have 8
characters at least, to make it consistent to the way we notify username
is required.
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Clean erroneous copyright text (Consulted Arne)
ics-openvpn uses GPLv2+
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Includes AlertDialog if the user attempts to stop EIP while a connection is being established
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I've set ProviderAPI to show its own toast depending on the exception
that getStringFromProvider issues. If the socket timeout reaches its
end, a toast different from when an IOException or a MalformedException
occur.
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When login is not successful, a new recovery dialog is prompted with a
message about the previous error.
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It works ok (it simply starts ConfigurationWizard activity for result),
but when entering again to Dashboard a NullPointer happens in
serviceItemEIP(((ViewStub)
findViewById(R.id.eipOverviewStub)).inflate();).
It also adds (I forgot to commit before leaving the retry-login branch)
ProgressDialogs to login and logout operations.
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It only contains the "About LEAP" option.
If the user clicks again that option while the About fragment is up, no
new fragment is added and pressing 1 time the back button drives him/her
to the ConfigurationWizard activity.
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If a download didn't occurr due to an IOException, we assume it was for
an SSL error and notify the user telling him/her that LEAP provider is
not trusted.
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I've set ProviderAPI to show its own toast depending on the exception
that getStringFromProvider issues. If the socket timeout reaches its
end, a toast different from when an IOException or a MalformedException
occur.
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Domain, name and description come from provider.json
Next step: code buttons to login or to use anonymously.
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I was assuming that if the app wasn't able to download provider.json from the web, it meant that the preseeded provider was wrong thus the app needed an upgrade. But it can happen (as right now, with bitmask.net) that the provider is simply down.
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I've also removed a lot of finishes when things go wrong (so that it should be returning to the previous activity/fragment).
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Items from the provider's list have 2 rows, first one with the domain and the other with the name.
Names from preseeded providers are fetched from the assets file, because we don't download provider.json until they select it.
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Also show it on click of "Configure" button on system notification popup.
Also allow toggling of status line.
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Some more constants added to ConfigHelper.
This solves #2908.
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return information
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Allow registration is present in provider.json.
Provider.json is downloaded from both preseeded and custom providers.
Authentication success or fail is notified correctly to the user.
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I need to implement bypass for dev.bitmask.net, because bitmask.net is
down.
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The problem was in the keystore, which did not contain the certificate
used in https://bitmask.net/ca.cert.
For the future, we should be able to easily manage this kind of
certificate upgrade/renewal without having to search again
(http://blog.crazybob.org/2010/02/android-trusting-ssl-certificates.html)
for the keytool command to import a certificate. Script?
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