Support for Config files

[85pando]

Entities like Companies or Universities could provide config files, so that most of the settings are automatically filled in.

[petejoybaker]

Yeah, there is a rudimentary import function to do this.

[85pando]

Yeah, right, did not sea this. Unfortunately it crashes for me, when I try to do this.

[xamor]

Oh this should not happen, can you tell me more about your system? Do you use cyanogenmod?

[xamor]

Ok i think the problem was, there was no config file on the internal SD card. I fixed this issue by checking if a config file exists or not in 7baed2971f58c6ad1f2ebea3e7ff46c10bc970d2. The config file has to be in /EnterpriseWifiSafeguard and has to be named as config.txt. I choosed this way because the android API has no own filechooser and if you want to use a filechooser you have to install a filemanager like "Dateimanager" on cyanogenmod. I expect that not all File Managers are supported by the android API so i choosed the hardcoded way. Maybe we could implement the option to set the config filename in a later version.

[85pando]

Right, when first exporting a file (probably also copying it into the correct folder with the correct name) it will import everything except username and password (which is as it should be).

[xamor]

In the bin folder is a new apk which avoids crashing if there is no config file

[85pando]

Import seems to not import the EAP-Method, Phase2-Method and Root Certificate.

[xamor]

Are you sure? On my system it works. I know its a bad hack how it works but it should work. If i import a configurations the spinners will be set on the position saved in the config.

[85pando]

• Set the settings:

  

• Leave the app and close it.

• restart app, import:

  

[xamor]

This is a strange beheavior. But i think i got a solution.

[xamor]

Fixed in 3ffe9dccd557f5b9a4177f83a6132865c62f73b7

[85pando]

Verified, works