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A collection of information on how to access university resources at RIT using Linux Operating Systems.
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add instructions for connecting to eduroam on android #10

Closed tnt7864 closed 2 years ago

tnt7864 commented 2 years ago

an intro section may be needed? but i got the instructions in here at least

MoralCode commented 2 years ago

Thanks for contributing this! #9 just got merged containing a pretty major reorganisation of the eduroam pages. If you have time, could you update your pull request to be based on the current main branch? if you don't have just let me know and I can also help make these fixes.

This should simplify things a lot since there's already some examples of tutorials for other networking software that have been made into separate pages and link to a single "how to get your certificates" guide to deduplicate things a bit.

Thanks again for the contribution!

tnt7864 commented 2 years ago

done!

MoralCode commented 2 years ago

oh, one more question i had was regarding the root cert. does samsung only require root access for installing root certificates, or any certificates? since you mentioned this in the root certs step, it might be good to clarify in the step before it with what the expectation is regarding the normal cert

tnt7864 commented 2 years ago

just the ca certs it was secondhand knowledge for me, though, so i looked it up and apparently modern samsung phones do let you install ca certs, but hide it in an obscure settings menu separate from user cert installation. i'll change the wording along with the folder structure for the images

MoralCode commented 2 years ago

just the ca certs it was secondhand knowledge for me, though, so i looked it up and apparently modern samsung phones do let you install ca certs, but hide it in an obscure settings menu separate from user cert installation. i'll change the wording along with the folder structure for the images

Seems like it might also be helpful to add that stackoverflow post detailing how to add the CA cert