The ideal resolution would be something like:
Scenario A
1. Spark set to auto-launch and auto-login with username/password saved
2. Computer boots up on home network
3. Spark launches, but cannot connect because VPN is not running
4. Spark does some sort of 5second balloon/toast notification that it cannot connect and will keep trying
5. Once VPN is running, Spark connects just fine
6. Some sort of 6 second balloon/toast says it reconnected
Scenario B
1. Spark set to auto-launch and auto-login with username/password saved
2. Computer boots up on wired network
3. Spark launches, and connects to server.
4. Wired network is unplugged, temporarily disconnecting spark
5. Spark does some sort of 5 second balloon/toast notification that it lost a connection and will keep trying
6. Wireless network is activated, and Spark reconnects
7. Some sort of 5 second balloon/toast says it reconnected
Bonus points if you can turn off the balloon/toast notifications and have it silently keep trying to connect.
Goal here is that no matter what network interface it's using, Spark will always try to keep reconnecting in the background.
Bug
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The ideal resolution would be something like:
Scenario A
1. Spark set to auto-launch and auto-login with username/password saved
2. Computer boots up on home network
3. Spark launches, but cannot connect because VPN is not running
4. Spark does some sort of 5second balloon/toast notification that it cannot connect and will keep trying
5. Once VPN is running, Spark connects just fine
6. Some sort of 6 second balloon/toast says it reconnected
Scenario B
1. Spark set to auto-launch and auto-login with username/password saved
2. Computer boots up on wired network
3. Spark launches, and connects to server.
4. Wired network is unplugged, temporarily disconnecting spark
5. Spark does some sort of 5 second balloon/toast notification that it lost a connection and will keep trying
6. Wireless network is activated, and Spark reconnects
7. Some sort of 5 second balloon/toast says it reconnected
Bonus points if you can turn off the balloon/toast notifications and have it silently keep trying to connect.
Goal here is that no matter what network interface it's using, Spark will always try to keep reconnecting in the background.