ffwizard: individual texts for uplinks

[SvenRoederer]

the wizard has some hardcoded texts which points to a specific uplink (eg VPN03 - freifunk-berlin/firmware-packages@eb9d6c4#diff-0019160469d0108641e7020d912d2336L45).
We should add a way to customize these text-blocks by the installed uplink.

I see 2 possible ways:

• the uplink package provides some files which directly are read by the wizard
• the uplink-package sets some uci-options during it's installation, which are evaluated by the wizard

[pmelange]

I think it would be enough to have a proper description in the makefile for the different uplink packages. Then simply by updating the package lists, the description will be available. There will be no need to download the packages themself before they are needed.

Here is what we currently have (Hedy 1.0.X):

~# opkg list "freifunk-berlin-uplink*"
freifunk-berlin-uplink-notunnel-files - 0.0.5-1 - Freifunk Berlin files to setup a uplink without any
 tunnel.
 upstream traffic will be directly routed via your network
freifunk-berlin-uplink-tunnelberlin-files - 0.0.2-1 - Freifunk Berlin files to setup a tunnel to route all
 upstream traffic to these community-internet-gateways
freifunk-berlin-uplink-vpn03-files - 0.0.4-1 - Freifunk Berlin VPN03 files

We could change these text segments to be useful for the wizard.

This issue is related to #601

[SvenRoederer]

This is not about a descriptive name for the uplink-type images. This issue is about having individual texts in the wizard oin place of the hardcoded stuff we have currently.
Why is the no-tunnel uplink having a text referencing "you need to get a certificate at ...."

[pmelange]

Check out freifunk-berlin/firmware-packages@ef9fe6e

[pmelange]

Sorry, that is the diff you provided above (different commit id though). All references are anyhow removed. I still think it should be enough to have the needed info (and links) in the package description.

[SvenRoederer]

There are still refeerences to "Zertifikate" which don not make sense for "no-tunnel" uplink or "tunneldigger".

[SvenRoederer]

got it ... missed that the uplink.auth=x509 also disables the messagebox I had seen.