either SSID or OIDs are configured on iOS, depending on amount of ConsortiumOIDs in the eap-config

[pauldekkers]

With multiple ConsortiumOIDs in the eap-config, roaming networks are configured, NOT SSIDs:

⚡️  [log] - {"IEEE80211":[{"SSID":["eduroam"],"MinRSNProto":["CCMP"]},{"ConsortiumOID":["001bc50460"]},{"ConsortiumOID":["004096"]},{"ConsortiumOID":["5A03BA0000"]}]}

With one ConsortiumOID in the eap-config, the SSID is configured, and no roaming networks:

⚡️  [log] - {"IEEE80211":[{"SSID":["eduroam"],"MinRSNProto":["CCMP"]},{"ConsortiumOID":["001bc50460"]}]}

... Did not test multiple SSIDs yet. I assume this only happens on iOS because Passpoint is disabled for Android in this build.

I can use the exact same IdP (like eVA) and change only the ConsortiumOID list and see the effect.

This is with develop as of 76c713e93d0f7b54c7a6e7166e27253b201620d1

[jornane]

Might very well be related to #51, possibly the same bug?

I guess not, because I could not reproduce #51 in d7d246c

[jornane]

I tried two quick fixes in src/src/providers/geteduroam-services/geteduroam-services.ts

# With this change (2x!), the SSID is still NOT configured
-          config['oid'] = resultantProfiles['oidConcat'];
+          config['oid'] = '001bc50460'; // monkey patch, GH#64

# Just removing the oid alltogether (2x!),
# hereby disabling Hotspot 2.0 entirely
# does fix the SSID issue
-          config['oid'] = resultantProfiles['oidConcat'];

Only tested on iOS since the Android build has HS20 disabled anyway

[jornane]

For eVA, Passpoint works, for Munk, it doesn’t work, and for Uninett Employee network it doesn’t work

SSID works every time