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bitmask-vpn

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    • kali kaneko (leap communications)'s avatar
    [bug] fail gracefully on connection initialization errors
    Kali Kaneko authored 
    There's some corner cases that were very badly captured. On the first
place, it's confusing to quit on connection errors.

Secondly, a side-effect of aborting the initialization of the bitmask
object was a semi-random segfault when trying to access the object.

Here I pass any connection errors to the gui, but leave to the user to
quit the app. This probably will need more work when we want to
terminate the app on unrecoverable errors (no polkit, etc...), but for
now it makes the systray much more usable.

- Resolves: #465
    da761575
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    kali kaneko (leap communications)'s avatar da761575
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    branding
    cmd/bitmask-helper
    debian
    docker
    docs
    gui
    helpers
    pkg
    providers
    tests
    .gitignore
    .gitlab-ci.yml
    AUTHORS
    LICENSE
    Makefile
    README.md
    bitmask.pro
    code-of-conduct.txt
    go.mod
    go.sum
    test.pro
    README.md

    Build

    Clone this repo, install dependencies and build the application. Dependencies assume debian packages, or homebrew for osx. For Windows OS see corresponding section below. For other systems try manually, or send us a patch.

      git clone git@0xacab.org:leap/bitmask-vpn.git && cd bitmask-vpn
  sudo make depends
  make build

    You need at least go 1.11.

    If you have Ubuntu Bionic/18.04, the package in the repositories is too old. To resolve this, you can do make install_go. Do not do this if you have a later version.

    For other situations, have a look at https://github.com/golang/go/wiki#working-with-go

    Test

    You can run some tests too.

      sudo apt install qml-module-qttest
  make test
  make test_ui

    Windows

    As for now app can be build on Win OS using Cygwin terminal.

    Precondition

    You need to have installed and added to your user PATH (mentioned version tested in Win10):

    1. Go (>= go1.15.4)
    2. QT (>= Qt5.12.9)
    3. QtIFW (>= QtIFW-4.0.0)
    4. Cygwin64 (>= 2.905 64 bit)
    5. Using Cygwin Package Select window install python3 and make packages.

    Note: for #5 you don't need to add packages to PATH they will available in cygwin after installation.

    Get Source

        git clone git@0xacab.org:leap/bitmask-vpn.git && cd bitmask-vpn

    Build

    Build script uses a symbolic link in one of the stages. Unfortunately Cygwin can't create native symlink from local non
    admin user due to windows security restriction. To avoid this issue we need to call next target from cygwin terminal as
    Administrator. This need to be done only once.

        make relink_vendor

    After relink_vendor use this to build the app:

        make build

    After successful build application will be available at: build/qt/release/riseup-vpn.exe

    Test

    To run tests:

        make test
    make test_ui

    Translations

    We use transifex to coordinate translations. Any help is welcome!

    Bugs? Crashes? UI feedback? Any other suggestions or complains?

    When you are willing to report an issue please use the search tool first. if you cannot find your issue, please make sure to include the following information:

    • the platform you're using and the installation method.
    • the version of the program. You can check the version on the "about" menu.
    • what you expected to see.
    • what you got instead.
    • the logs of the program. The location of the logs depends on the OS:
      • gnu/linux: /home/<your user>/.config/leap/systray.log
      • OSX: /Users/<your user>/Library/Preferences/leap/systray.log, /Applications/RiseupVPN.app/Contents/helper/helper.log & /Applications/RiseupVPN.app/Contents/helper/openvpn.log
      • windows: C:\Users\<your user>\AppData\Local\leap\systray.log, C:\Program Files\RiseupVPN\helper.log & C:\Program Files\RiseupVPN\openvp.log