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Dec 06 08:38:57 <Herrie> morning
Dec 06 09:11:38 <elvispre> Morning
Dec 06 09:12:09 <elvispre> Herrie: WiFi: Are we talking about Captive Portals?
Dec 06 09:49:41 <Herrie> elvispre: No 802.1x for example
Dec 06 09:49:54 <Herrie> I have my ISP here at home, which also offers hotspots and requires an username and password
Dec 06 09:50:01 <Herrie> Let me take a screenshot from legacy
Dec 06 09:50:47 <Herrie> Quite sure some of the UK providers like Sky or BT offer the same
Dec 06 09:52:16 <Herrie> Captive portals are slightly different
Dec 06 09:52:26 <Herrie> Though those would also be nice to be implemented
Dec 06 09:53:13 <Herrie> Captive portal should be a matter of checking if we have proper internet access once connected to an access point, if not then show a notification (simple LS2 call) and open browser with the captive portal URL
Dec 06 09:53:31 <elvispre> Herrie: I am unable to test that at home. My mother has BT so I'll have access to her kit at Christmas.
Dec 06 09:54:15 <Herrie> elvispre: http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=jsyepz&s=9
Dec 06 09:54:33 <Herrie> This is what legacy gives me. When I try to connect on LuneOS I only get prompted for a password
Dec 06 09:57:35 <Herrie> I think useranem & password is only for 802.1x network types. https://github.com/webOS-ports/luna-webappmanager/blob/master/src/extensions/wifimanager.cpp#l242 would need to be extended to cater for that I guess
Dec 06 09:58:11 <Herrie> I'm on a fresh Win10 box now (upgraded SSD from 120GB to 480GB after a nice Black Friday deal on a SanDisk SSD :D)
Dec 06 09:58:20 <Herrie> So still installing all kinds of stuff :P
Dec 06 10:00:35 <elvispre> Herrie: Sounds like fun :-)
Dec 06 10:02:02 <Herrie> elvispre: Well yeah, the 120GB was running out of space and I suspected my Samsung SSD to be the source of crashes, so happy to get rid of it :P
Dec 06 10:04:38 <elvispre> My first Pre3 (and my T|X, actually) suffered SSD failure. It went from "that was an strange way to crash" to, er, dead on a timescale of days so I expect your upgrade is quite timely.
Dec 06 10:06:35 <Herrie> elvispre: It was fairly new, just Windows had funny crashes after I installed it, before that it was rockstable
Dec 06 10:06:51 <Herrie> Had a SanDisk before, so I guess I'll be happy with this one ;)
Dec 06 15:43:55 <Herrie> Tofe: Any luck with the notifications?
Dec 06 16:38:30 <Tofe> Herrie: no, not yet
Dec 06 16:40:11 <Tofe> Herrie: how old was your SSD?
Dec 06 16:40:58 <Herrie|2> Tofe: Not old
Dec 06 16:41:02 <Herrie|2> < 1 yr
Dec 06 16:41:08 <Herrie|2> But had issues from the start
Dec 06 16:41:12 <Herrie|2> Could just be my config
Dec 06 16:41:26 <Herrie|2> Samsung Magician software didn't like my RAID config either
Dec 06 16:41:48 <Herrie|2> I blame Samsung ;)
Dec 06 16:42:01 <Herrie|2> Korean software is just a notch above Chinese LOL
Dec 06 16:42:13 <Herrie|2> Anyone who has seen Touchwiz knows what i mean :P
Dec 06 16:42:14 <Tofe> oh, ok
Dec 06 16:42:15 <Herrie|2> Bloatware :P
Dec 06 16:42:38 <Tofe> Well, my chinese SSD is doing well so far :p
Dec 06 16:42:56 <Herrie> Well Sandisk one is made in China too :P
Dec 06 16:44:15 <Herrie> Their SD cards for cameras etc are great. Had a 120GB Sandisk SSD before the Samsung but upgraded to the Samsung because it would be faster, but also turned out to be less reliable it seems
Dec 06 16:44:21 <Herrie> Let's see how this goes
Dec 06 16:44:47 <Herrie> Clean install also will help probably ;)
Dec 06 17:11:15 <Tofe> yup
Dec 06 17:27:19 <Herrie> At least have enouhg space on my main SSD for a build machine too :P
Dec 06 17:28:13 <Tofe> I'll have to upgrade my system at some point, but before that I'd like to find what to do with the current hw, which still does the job
Dec 06 18:51:29 <elvispre> Ping Herrie
Dec 06 18:52:17 <elvispre> Herrie: What happens now when you try to connect to an 802.1X network?
Dec 06 18:52:37 <elvispre> Herrie: (On LuneOS.)
Dec 06 18:53:40 <elvispre> Herrie: There doesn't seem to be that much missing to support it.
Dec 06 18:54:38 <elvispre> Herrie: These networks seem to be what that "Enterprise" Wi-Fi security label is for.
Dec 06 19:44:37 <Herrie> elvispre: I just get a password prompt
Dec 06 19:44:42 <Herrie> I should get username + password
Dec 06 19:44:55 <Herrie> Seems both plugin & settings need to be adjusted to deal with 802.1x
Dec 06 19:47:34 <elvispre|s> Herrie: That's what I guessed. I'll see what I can do about that.
Dec 06 19:47:53 <Herrie> I have it here at home (Just like captive portal), so can test when you have osmething
Dec 06 19:50:29 <Herrie> Let me just double check on latest nightly what it does
Dec 06 19:53:05 <Herrie> Connman and 802.1x is a little tricky as per https://together.jolla.com/question/315/how-to-wpa-8021x-enterprise-eduroam-others-gui-wifi-support-needed-workaround/
Dec 06 19:53:15 <Herrie> Basically it would require a config file for the network as well
Dec 06 19:53:23 <Herrie> Would be good if we could have that written somehow :S
Dec 06 19:53:33 <Herrie> But for now I can create one myself to test with
Dec 06 20:16:48 <Herrie> The networks do show up
Dec 06 20:17:50 <Herrie> At least in FirstUse
Dec 06 20:17:59 <Herrie> I think we might filter them out in Settings
Dec 06 20:24:28 <elvispre> Herrie: I think these are just networks with a different style of authentication ("Enterprise") so we should list them with everything else.
Dec 06 20:25:23 <elvispre> Herrie: Quite how we recognise them automatically as Enterprise is to be determined.
Dec 06 20:27:05 <Herrie> https://github.com/webOS-ports/org.webosports.app.firstuse/blob/master/qml/WiFiPage.qml#L222
Dec 06 20:27:52 <elvispre> Herrie: "YET" :-)
Dec 06 20:28:43 <elvispre> Herrie: Do you see that message in your log then?
Dec 06 20:40:21 <Herrie> Yes even in Firstuse in red
Dec 06 20:40:28 <Herrie> That Enterprise is not yet supported
Dec 06 21:26:05 <DougReeder> If the source code contains references to RADIUS, we can probably read that as a synonym for Enterprise.
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