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purg is offline purg
2009-04-08 , 15:24
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Ive been wanting to run a few commands each time I enter / leave my home WIFI.

I use my N800 as a pocket server for various apps. For security I would like to automatically start/stop daemons when in or out of home.

Ive already written start/stop scripts (placed under osso-statusbar-cpu) for ease but would like to automate this. Been looking at dbus-monitor but thats where ive hit my technical wall of the device.

Any suggestions how a command could be run when a known WIFI becomes active / deactivated?


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2009-04-08 , 15:27
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http://maemo.org/downloads/product/OS2008/conler/

Or you could try Matan's dbus-scripts-settings which is in Extras I believe.
 

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Matan is offline Matan
2009-04-08 , 15:36
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dbus-scripts does that (available on extras repository). Just install this package, find the id of your network by looking at the output of

gconf -R /system/osso/connectivity/IAP

and create a file in /etc/dbus-scripts.d/ containing the lines:
/connectscript * * com.nokia.icd * network_id * CONNECTED
/disconnectscript * * com.nokia.icd * network_id * IDLE

(replacing network_id with the correct id and /connectscript with correct path of the script you want to run on connect.)


In extras-devel there is a package called dbus-scripts-settings which allows doing these things using a GUI.
 

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spiros is offline spiros
2009-04-08 , 18:21
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There is also the old fashioned way by using just shell scripts.

Check here: http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...832#post259832
 

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purg is offline purg
2009-04-08 , 20:40
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#5
I didnt expect this many options to toy with. Thanks for the replies, will take a look tonight and update tomorrow.
 
purg is offline purg
2009-04-08 , 21:15
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#6
conler .... for some reason didnt install, stuck on the prepare screen.

dbus-scripts .... installed because it looks helpful

manual method .... Thanks spiros this was the method I went for. All the scripts ive written fit very well with /etc/network. Cheers for the link and script snippet. For my needs ive posted my simple edit to exec all scripts within dir.

Code:
#!/bin/ksh
ssid=`iwgetid -s`

if [ $ssid == "my_network_ssid" ]
then
cd /home/user/MyDocs/scripts
list=`ls *.sh`
for script in $list
do
   $script
done
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2009-04-09 , 01:52
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Conler + Wake on Lan + x10 = cool....
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