> > I've been monkeying a bit with xml.c, such that I can use openconnect
> > non-interactively, i.e. such that it reads all the input I'd otherwise have to
> > type in manually from the xml config file.
> Hrm, the XML config file is Cisco's invention
Ah, I didn't know.
> does it normally support the AuthGroup, UserName and PassWord options?
I don't know.
> I'm reluctant to add our own 'speshul' options in the XML file, especially
> since the XML file is normally downloaded from the server.
Good call.
> The three options you've added can all be passed on the command line (or
> stdin, for the password), so you can have a non-interactive openconnect
> even without changing the XML file.
Ah, cool. Thanks.
No need for the patch, then.
> > In the process, I redecorated a few loops: "if(x) { ... }" became "if (!x)
> > continue; ...", such that the indentation doesn't as deep---IMO, it makes the
> > code easier to read.
> Yeah, that's a nice cleanup; thanks.
... except maybe for the cleaning-up and abstracting-away parts.
--
Jonas K?lker <jonaskoelker at gnu.org> <URL:http://jonaskoelker.ignorelist.com>
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