Hello,
a short time ago, our university changed the access management for eduroam. The new system is called Easyroam (https://www.easyroam.de/). There is a straight foward implementation for many systems. An app (Android, iOS, Windows, Ubuntu) manages the certifcates and user credentials to use eduroam. There is also a rather complicated instruction for linux systems via openssl (de:eduroam:easyroam-anleitungen [Dokumentation DFN-AAI, DFN-PKI und eduroam]). However I was not able to gain access to the university wlan. Has anybody managed to gain access with sailfish? I would be really happy to get some help.
Does this help?
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It looks like @FelixWilke will need more options in conf file than from my example.
https://man.archlinux.org/man/connman-service.config.5
Thanks for the hint. I will try next week, when I am back at the university.
Ok,
i failed already by creating a *.crt file. From Easyroam I can download a *.p12 file. I am able to extract a *.pem file via openssl. However creating a crt file does not work:
openssl pkcs12 -in filename.p12 -clcerts -nokeys -out filename.crt
says: Error outputting keys and certificates
Did you try the commands from ‘Installation der easyroam Profile auf Linux Geräten’ from the link you posted, don’t see the one you’re trying there
Hey,
I did try them.
openssl pkcs12 -in my_easyroam_cert.p12 -legacy -nokeys > easyroam_client_cert.pem and
openssl pkcs12 -legacy -in my_easyroam_cert.p12 -nodes -nocerts | openssl rsa -aes256 -out easyroam_client_key.pem
are working , the other commands … are not. As a result I do only have *.pem files.
Look at complex networking example in that connman man that was posted it uses pem files