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Some more constants added to ConfigHelper.
This solves #2908.
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This resolves the first step from issue #2908.
Next step: Put user message strings into an appropiate place.
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It's working against cdev.bitmask.net and bitmask.net. Look at #2840 for
further explanation about self signed certificates.
I've also removed some file dependant configuration (when a provider was
custom, ConfigurationWizard still tried to read from file a
provider.json that now I store in memory via ProviderItem class).
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There was a problem on the assets file "bitmask.url". It had an error in
the eip-service url.
We should use this file only for main url, and proceed as if it were a
new provider but with a preseeded main url.
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readability
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return information
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boolean, JSONObject)
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I download the anon certificate only if allow_anonymous is true, and
before launching Dashboard.
I store it in SharedPreferences, with "cert" key, as a JSON object.
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I've upper cased ConfigHelper constants.
I've created a new method in ConfigHelper, to send requests to a server,
that it's used when sending A and M1.
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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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It is stored in SharedPrefs, with ConfigHelper.cert_key (="cert") key.
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entered, so that if in the future the client tries to log in or
whatever, it can use the certificate downloaded when added.
Log in dialog works ok, showing a toast when authentication fails (by
this time, I have not managed to get a correct login due to
dev.bitmask.net problems).
dev.bitmask.net works perfectly, via adding it as a new provider
(MeanderingCode, this is for you ;) ).
All GET requests are done by default Android URL class, which means that
certificates trusted by Android are also trusted by us. If there are
problems when logging in due to certificates, the app is able to use
only the certificate associated to the provider in the moment it was
selected as the chosen provider.
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I need to implement bypass for dev.bitmask.net, because bitmask.net is
down.
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New provider dialog works OK.
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Next step: understand why ca.cert from bitmask is not being downloaded
correctly.
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Conflicts:
src/se/leap/leapclient/ConfigHelper.java
src/se/leap/leapclient/ConfigurationWizard.java
src/se/leap/leapclient/ProviderAPI.java
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ConfigurationWizard works without problem for both new and preseeded
providers. I've added flow control for the activity to finish when all
files have been downloaded, managing errors with
setResult(RESULT_CANCELED).
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can download eip-service.json and ca.crt without having the latter as a
predefined trusted certificate. It does not ask anything about trusting
the new certificate as far as selecting a custom provider means that the
user trusts that url.
Next step: make provider.json also downloadable from https address using
ca.cert not trusted.
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custom provider is selected.
Tested using https://bitmask.net as url for custom provider.
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M1 is not OK, because errors (with null description, awkward) are
received from posting M1 to the server instead of M2.
Next step: purge user database from leap_webapp and start testing again.
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Refactored downloadJsonFiles in ProviderAPI, new method from block in
the intent identification.
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The problem was that ProviderItem.custom was not being set by the
constructor, and when using this variable from ConfigurationWizard to
get providers.json from http or from assets file.
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ProviderListFragment, and then the user can choose it.
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the website, just as bitmask.net/provider.json), and writes it to a file
in ~/leap_android.
Next steps: parse that file and download eip-service and cert.
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Trying to test cancel button from created new dialog.
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Moves towards our wizard flow; Addresses #1497 #1500
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