Added cmd field to the status command

[wir3z]

Small addition to the 'status' command to retrieve if 'remoteConfiguration' is allowed. I added to to a 'cmd' field in the status command.

Useful to determine if the phone can be remotely configured when using it in a centrally managed implementation.

This would be a nice to have on the iOS side as well to track the 'cmd' slider.

[ckrey]

This does not make sense because the "status" command only works (returns a result) if "cmd" is enabled

[wir3z]

This does not make sense because the "status" command only works (returns a result) if "cmd" is enabled

Ahh is that how iOS is configured? Android has 2-sliders. One for remote commands another for remote configuration. I can get the status back as long as remote commands is enabled.

[jpmens]

s/if/whether/

[jpmens]

I too thought (and thusly it is documented) that cmd means I can remotely configure the app. IMO the remoteconfig switch on Android could be removed to attain iOS parity.

I don't really see a use-case for permitting cmd but not its setConfiguration subcommand.

[ckrey]

in iOS we have the "dump" cmd, which sends the complete configuration. Opposed to this, "status" provides information of settings on the device, which are done locally, not via configuration.

[wir3z]

I too thought (and thusly it is documented) that cmd means I can remotely configure the app. IMO the remoteconfig switch on Android could be removed to attain iOS parity.

I don't really see a use-case for permitting cmd but not its setConfiguration subcommand.

I agree with that statement.

[wir3z]

For iOS, what happens if you send a command request with the cmd slider off? Does it silently reject it?

I'm looking for a way a centrally managed system could flag phones that it could not synchronize settings with.