Hi Lucio, > > > > yes, that is what I mean. Install provision configuration via a user > > interface. And yes, the Manager interface sounds right. Are you planning > > to work on that? > > Thats is up to my Manager, but I hope so.
I would really welcome that :) > So, how that should work, we would pass a configuration filename for connman, > that would set the service's settings and would save it to the proper > place so it will > read it every restart. Or just save the service settings using normal > service storage? I must admit that I haven't spent much on the details here, but in general I would you pass a configuration as string. This string for example could be the same format or maybe better XML. As I said, the only thing that I know is that we don't wanna do this via service properties since that is just not gonna work. These WPA-Enterprise configuration need to be cerated by a sysadmin for the normal user. Something similar to what Apple does with their "Profile" things. And of course this isn't limited to WPA-Enterprise. You could also use this for normal WiFi, 3G APN names, VPN configuration etc. Regards Marcel _______________________________________________ connman mailing list connman@connman.net http://lists.connman.net/listinfo/connman
