Using VPN or WiFi Certs and the need to use pin/pass

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Schupo

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Nov 21, 2009
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Setting up a vpn connection or installing wifi certificates is forcing to use a pin or a password.

And there are some ways to edit the lockscreen.db in dada/system...
BUT now with the s5 we have fingerprint sensor, which is quite nice to use and I'd like to know

  1. if there is a way to remove the restrictions of using a pin/pass as mentioned above
  2. to setup fingerprint after installing all the certs.

Of course the first thing "not beeing forced to use a different locking method" would be prefered.


I tried to set the lockscreen.password.type to the number of the fingerprint sensor, but this did not work, and it deleted the wifi-certificates.

Any ideas?
 
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Schupo

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Nov 21, 2009
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I tried to backup the folders

/data/misc/keychain
/data/misc/keystore

with a root explorer and wiped the certs from the device.
Set fingerprint as a locking methode and copied the mentioned folders back there.

Now I see my wifi with the certs, but it seems not to be installed correctly, since I can't see it in "security/trusted user certs".

Anyone with another hint on how to solve that?
 

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    Setting up a vpn connection or installing wifi certificates is forcing to use a pin or a password.

    And there are some ways to edit the lockscreen.db in dada/system...
    BUT now with the s5 we have fingerprint sensor, which is quite nice to use and I'd like to know

    1. if there is a way to remove the restrictions of using a pin/pass as mentioned above
    2. to setup fingerprint after installing all the certs.

    Of course the first thing "not beeing forced to use a different locking method" would be prefered.


    I tried to set the lockscreen.password.type to the number of the fingerprint sensor, but this did not work, and it deleted the wifi-certificates.

    Any ideas?