**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Nov 27 03:00:00 2013 Nov 27 08:44:40 morning Nov 27 08:48:01 Tofe: morning Nov 27 13:19:50 mornin Nov 27 13:28:43 HaDAk: morning Nov 27 13:43:02 anyone know how WPA2 enterprise configuration works? Nov 27 13:47:40 HaDAk: where? Nov 27 13:47:55 in gereral, linux command line Nov 27 13:49:13 you need wpa_supplicant for this Nov 27 13:49:27 technically it's pretty complex Nov 27 13:49:42 but from the user perspective you just need the certificate and additional user credentials Nov 27 13:50:00 morphis: merged Nov 27 13:50:06 Tofe: thanks Nov 27 13:50:22 ok, but a properly configured wpa_supplicant config plus the cert should be enough Nov 27 13:50:25 thanks morphis Nov 27 13:50:38 HaDAk: right Nov 27 13:50:47 but depends on which system you use above wpa-supplicant Nov 27 13:51:22 how do you mean? Nov 27 13:52:23 are you just using wpa-supplicant or NetworkManager or connman too? Nov 27 13:53:13 just wpa_supplicant. Nov 27 13:54:55 ok, then you're fine Nov 27 13:55:23 it's been a long time since my wireless security class, and i don't typically use enterprise. Nov 27 13:55:36 trying to recall if there's more than just one type of enterprise WPA security Nov 27 14:01:18 HaDAk: do you already had some time to look at style the keyboard? Nov 27 14:01:39 morphis: not with all the thanksgiving stuff, and my kid being home sick this week Nov 27 14:01:44 i can likely take a look next week. Nov 27 14:01:50 can you put together a doc for me? Nov 27 14:02:30 HaDAk: I can give you something to hints at what to look: Nov 27 14:03:04 i just need to know where the files are, what i need to look at to style it (any documentation, etc), and what the expectations are. Nov 27 14:03:09 - the current style we're using is in /usr/share/maliit/plugins/com/ubuntu/styles/ubuntu/ Nov 27 14:03:37 - or at https://github.com/webOS-ports/webos-keyboard/tree/master/data/styles/ubuntu Nov 27 14:04:13 can you email me just those things? >_> Nov 27 14:04:19 that way i've got a quick reference Nov 27 14:04:34 for sure Nov 27 14:05:00 which email address? Nov 27 14:05:20 skipmeister123@gmail.com Nov 27 14:07:47 send Nov 27 14:08:04 got it. thanks. Nov 27 14:08:41 just ask if you have further questions Nov 27 14:09:13 will do. i'll try to start on it next week. Nov 27 14:09:20 work today, then leaving for the gf's for a few days ;) Nov 27 14:09:31 don't plan on doing any unnecessary work until i'm done ravaging her Nov 27 14:14:00 oh, morphis … what do you know about WPS configuration? Nov 27 14:14:37 same scenario Nov 27 14:22:21 HaDAk: what do you want to know? Nov 27 14:27:45 i know, in most apps, you push a button then push a button on the router, and it connects Nov 27 14:27:52 what happens in the background? Nov 27 14:27:58 say, if i wanted to implement the feature myself Nov 27 14:30:08 pretty complex Nov 27 14:30:22 take it as magic :) Nov 27 14:30:33 doesn't work for me. gotta write a program that does it. :\ Nov 27 14:30:34 mainly it exchanges the configuration for you Nov 27 14:30:54 HaDAk: you want the reimplement the whole protocol? Nov 27 14:30:57 no Nov 27 14:31:03 i want to use system calls Nov 27 14:31:23 like, i'd be happy with calling a program to do it Nov 27 14:31:29 just need to know how it'd be done by hand Nov 27 14:31:35 like, if all i had was a cli…no gui. Nov 27 14:31:44 what would i need to have installed, what would i type, to connect to WPS Nov 27 14:32:42 you need wpa-supplicant Nov 27 14:32:54 i've got that. Nov 27 14:33:23 maybe this? http://askubuntu.com/questions/120367/how-to-connect-to-wi-fi-ap-through-wps Nov 27 14:33:29 https://android.googlesource.com/platform/external/wpa_supplicant_8/+/1e78e76961664775f58b139f8c6388cfa0485f3d/wpa_supplicant/README-WPS Nov 27 14:33:36 use wpa_clie Nov 27 14:33:43 s/wpa_clie/wpa_cli/ Nov 27 14:33:46 or use connman Nov 27 14:33:59 connman interacts with wpa_supplicant and is able to do WPS Nov 27 14:34:07 and offers you a great dbus interface Nov 27 14:34:10 embedded device. no connman. Nov 27 14:34:38 i'm working on the gcw-zero wireless app. but, if my work goes well and is well received, i'd like to roll new features into the webos wifi app, too. Nov 27 14:34:48 since they're both just a gui to cli programs Nov 27 14:36:01 webOS is a different story Nov 27 14:36:23 how do? Nov 27 14:36:23 start experiementing with wpa-supplicant and wpa_cli Nov 27 14:36:27 s/do/so/ Nov 27 14:36:39 i've used wpa_supplicant before. just not for enterprise networks. Nov 27 14:36:46 webos uses connman and another ls2 API between Nov 27 14:36:57 I am not sure wether WPS and enterprise networks are working together Nov 27 14:37:05 i doubt they are. Nov 27 14:37:09 looking at two separate features. Nov 27 14:38:03 but if i understand the underlying process, translating it to a higher API shouldn't be a huge issue. Nov 27 14:38:13 i don't think webos currently supports WPS, but it does support wpa-enterprise Nov 27 14:40:35 openwebos doesn't support WPS nor wpa-enterprise Nov 27 14:41:09 aha. Nov 27 14:41:17 well, then these questions are not in vain :) Nov 27 14:41:30 it's currently WPA/WPA2/WEP/open only Nov 27 14:41:45 sweet. Nov 27 14:41:54 but it's only a matter of modifying the adapter between connman and the application side Nov 27 14:42:20 wpa_supplicant supports everything so it's always a matter what the upper layers support Nov 27 14:44:43 sure. just writing an interface to it. like what i'm doing. Nov 27 14:46:01 so, the syntax is different, but the idea is the same Nov 27 14:46:40 right Nov 27 14:46:51 and thats what makes things always complex :) Nov 27 14:47:14 well, once i get it working in one place, translating it over shouldn't be too difficult. Nov 27 14:53:50 how much does wpa_supplicant care if your config file says WPA vs WPA2? Nov 27 15:30:40 morning Nov 27 15:52:10 morphis: I have some minors things to fix and I'll do a pr Nov 27 15:52:21 as this is just cosmetics, you want me to keep it branched out of master? Nov 27 15:52:22 WhiteBee: great! Nov 27 15:52:24 Garfonso: morning Nov 27 15:53:23 WhiteBee: that would be better until we know it's working correctly Nov 27 15:53:42 morphis: ok. working on it right now Nov 27 19:22:09 hm.. what clockwork mod image do I need to load for my gnex? Google Galaxy Nexus (GSM)? Recovery or "Touch recovery"? And what's the difference? Nov 27 19:28:02 "deplyoing webos" YEAH. :) Nov 27 19:29:18 Garfonso: Shouldn't matter Nov 27 19:29:34 Both are the same, one is just with touchscreen support, other with buttons I think Nov 27 19:34:02 when should I reboot? I think it would be good to add some step like "wait till the blue bar is filled up and disappears" or something. Nov 27 19:34:12 or add a message "done"? ;) Nov 27 19:37:58 hm... never saw that screen before.. GNex now just says "ANDROID" in small, cyan letters with a blinking cursor. Nov 27 19:39:08 Ehm Tofe and morphis are experts in that no Gnex here :( Nov 27 19:39:20 Let me know what's missing and I'll add something ot the wiki :) Nov 27 19:39:30 Current instructions are based on HaDAk testing Nov 27 19:39:35 So he might also know Nov 27 19:40:01 if you're using my script, you want CWM Nov 27 19:40:04 not TWRP Nov 27 19:40:14 BUT my script currently doesn't support the gnex Nov 27 19:40:18 more future-proofing Nov 27 19:50:03 I was just following the instructions in the wiki, no script.. and I installted CWM, not the touch stuff. Nov 27 19:51:52 maybe I did something wrong in the "load kernel step".. let me retry that one. Nov 27 20:19:44 hm. Now it's not even getting there and hangs at Google. :( Nov 27 20:20:18 back Nov 27 20:20:39 Garfonso: ah ! you too ! So it means it's not only my fault Nov 27 20:21:02 Garfonso: I usually have to try several times before it manages to boot till the end Nov 27 20:21:40 but the "ANDROID" thing may also show up during boot, during several seconds Nov 27 20:22:26 I worked better before (before what ? I don't know), there must be something fishy in the boot process Nov 27 20:22:36 morphis: do you also experience such problems ? Nov 27 20:27:43 sounds like a kernel issue Nov 27 20:28:02 hm... Nov 27 20:33:25 maybe adb logcat? Nov 27 20:37:58 didn't get that far, yet.. Nov 27 21:25:45 ok, I pushed the thing to my fork Nov 27 21:25:54 on a branch name ui-dev Nov 27 21:26:49 Should I do compare with master and send the PR from there? or do you need to create an equivalent branch in webos-ports repo? Nov 27 21:29:12 anyway, here it is: Nov 27 21:29:13 https://github.com/Whitebee/org.webosports.app.settings/tree/ui-dev Nov 27 22:38:30 yeah... after ten or so tries it booted into webOS. Yay. :) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Nov 28 02:59:58 2013