- Make connection adding/editing forms inherit from base.
- Make the forms responsible for extracting cleaned data.
- Use dictionaries for passing around settings values while
adding/editing connections.
* fixed IP configuration
* set up a new ipv4settings object to avoid the need of reseting all the values
* extended Static IP configuration:
* allow configuration of netmask (optional)
* allow configuration of Gateway (optional)
* allow configuartion of two DNS Servers (optional)
* extend DHCP configuration:
* allow configuration of user specific DNS Server
* DHCP provided DNS Servers will be ignored in that case
- Change term 'reboot' to 'restart' as it is less techinical and more
consistent with popular interaces on desktop/mobiles.
- Updated description for power module.
- Simplify the module title to just 'Power'.
- Update the use of elipses and angular quotes as angular quotes and
elipses are both used to indicate that further user interface will be
available after pressing the button.
- Remove suprious '\' in power_reboot.html.
- Notify to the user that web interface will not be available after
reboot/shutdown.
- Redirect the user to application page after restart/shutdown. If the
page serve succeeds, they will have simply refresh/access it after
restart/shutdown after waiting or powering on.
- Show error message based on return code rather than messages in
stderr.
- Don't decorate the message paragraph with alert color, we are already
doing that by showing a message at the top.
- Untabify.
- Improve message showing that upgrades are running, gramatically.
- Show errors messages decorated as errors.
- Minor cleanups.
Python 3.2.x is deprecated, so I thought it would be
good to get tests running on some newer pythons. I've
switched from the python3-gi package to using 'pgi' from
pypi, because the apt-installed python3-gi was having trouble
importing.
pgi required python 3.3+ (see: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pgi),
so I've removed python 3.2 from the test matrix. Let me know if
we're using python 3.2 anywhere, but as far as I know plinth is
run on python 3.4.3 with debian sid on the freedombox image.
- Authentication using client certificates. Extra password based
authentication for later.
- Auto setup of CA, server and client certificates.
- Provides a .ovpn profile for each user for easy setup.
- Use 4096 bit Diffie-Hellman parameters for better security. If this
takes to much time, reduce it to 2048 or 1024, at least during
debugging.
- Fix an issue with not showing message in state 1 (no messages to show
as of now).
- Provide options to go to Applications or Network configuration page as
discussed in first boot redesign.
- As discussed in the first boot redesign proposal.
- Images are taken from Tango icon set, GNOME icons or created.
- Responsive, works for very small widths also.
- First cut, special cases of network connectivity are not handled.
- Setting a new hostname is not one of the most buring issues to be take
care of during the setup process.
- Also, most likely the user will access the FreedomBox machine using
mDNS hostname such as freedombox.local. Changing the hostname mid
setup might have consequences that need to thought about properly.
