I have been testing a script that I removed from this package firstsetup-0.4en.pet it is from forum member shinobarPuppy is great at detecting hardware and "Just Working", but for one subtle point. An ethernet internet connection via dhcp (by far the most common type) is not auto-detected and configured.
and it has been working for me to auto connect the ethernet0
if you would like to try this also here are the steps
#-----------------------
1.) rename the rc.network file to rc.network.orig so you could fall back if needed
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mv /etc/rc.d/rc.network /etc/rc.d/rc.network.orig2.) copy and paste this code below in geany and name it
rc.network make it executable
then copy it into the /etc/rc.d folder
that's it
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#!/bin/sh
#LGPL Barry Kauler 2006,2007 www.puppylinux.com
#v2.14 rc.network now a separate process.
# re-written by Dougal, July 15th 2008 (to work with modified config structure
# Update: add PRIORITY_LIST support
# Update: Jul. 20th: add support for static ip with wireless
# Update: Jul. 23rd: fix bugs reported by Will: testInterface and "ls ..."
# Update: Jul. 25th: add support for "connect" argument, to run after boot
# Update: Jul. 26th: add success/failure messages
# Update: Jul. 28th: add loop for sleeping at bootup
# Update: Jul. 30th: if iwlist scan finds nothing, sleep 1 and try again
# add setting of DEBUG_OUTPUT, so it doesn't default to /dev/null
# Update: Aug. 1st: move configuration files into /etc/network-wizard
# Update: Aug. 15th: change "open" to "Open" in wireless profile name...
# add "IE:" and "wpa_ie" to SCAN_LIST, for encryption type
# add support for start/stop/restart and create stop_all
# Update: Aug. 16th: include Extra: lines in SCAN_LIST, for WPA/WPA2
# Update: Aug. 26th: add gxmessage to wpa_connect
# Update: Sep. 1st: add firewire code
# Update: Sep. 13th: update ath5k exception to use "ath5k*"
# Update: Sep. 15th: disable bringing interface down/up when setting static ip
# add "dev $INTERFACE" to route commands
# disable exiting on successful connection -- to allow more than 1 interface
# Update: Sep. 16th: replace all `` subshells with $()
# Update: Sep. 20th: add GOT_ONE="yes", for dialog at end (since not exiting anymore)
# Update: Sep. 24th: add killing wpa_supplicant it validation fails!
# use updated useWpaSupplicant instead of wpa_connect
# add killing dhcpcd if it returns error (it daemonizes even if error)
# use "stop_all -a" to do all the cleanup at the top
# Update: Sep. 25th: use the new setupDHCP for dhcp setup
# Update: Oct. 1st: add reloading of bcm43xx, since it seems to not work well otherwise
# Update: Oct. 5th: add definition of PATH, in case we're run by acpid etc.
# change sleep between ifplugstatus tests to 2sec (like wiz)+ add ethtool
# Update: Oct. 18th: add an extra "sleep 10" for pcmcia NICs to initialize (if they exist...)
# Update: Oct. 26th: add localization (only for gui messages)
# Update: Oct. 28th: move the "stop_all -a" to after the "if [ "$ACTION" = "restart" ]"
# Update: Oct. 31st: check for locale files both of type "ab_CD" and "ab"
# move the route table flushing into stop_all
# Update: Nov. 7th: add deleting old backups of resolve.conf
# Update: Nov. 28th: remove bashism
# Update: Dec. 10th: add "sleep 1" at the beginning of testInterface (rerwin's fix)
# Update: Feb. 8th '09: implement suggestion from OldTxPup: ifconfig down/up after scanning
# in stop_all, skip interfaces with wake-on-lan enabled
# move iwlist code into a function, run_iw_scan, and add ejecting pcmcia
# Update: Feb. 22nd: change the backing up of resolve.conf so it only saves as resolv.conf.old
# Update: Mar. 19th: change to using tmp files for wireless scans (try and get max networks)
# Update: Mar. 26th: add 5 second sleep between wireless scans for pcmcia cards
# Update: Mar. 29th: move (pcmcia) 5 second sleep to start if run_iw_scan
# Update: Apr. 1st: change pcmcia sleep detection to module name being *_cs...
# Update: Apr. 2nd: fix finding profiles in prism case, add checkIsPCMCIA
#
# 29nov09: rewrite eth0 mac address by shinobar
######### TODO ###########
#- need to find out about static ip... can we check somehow (arp)? maybe use
# dhcpcd if it fails? (do we know if it fails?)
#- let user prioritise networks/interfaces?
#- might want to add something to check if interface is connected already
# (for running with the "restart" option)
# Add this to support standard arguments, while being compatible with Puppy
case $1 in
stop) ACTION="stop" ;;
connect|restart) ACTION="restart" ;;
start|*) ACTION="start" ;; # also supports no args
esac
# Add path, in case it is run by acpid or such
PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin
# basic configuration info for interface
# named $HWADDRESS.conf (assuming the HWaddress is more unique than interface name...)
# mainly intended to know if interface has been "configured"...
NETWORK_INTERFACES_DIR='/etc/network-wizard/network/interfaces'
DEBUG_OUTPUT=/dev/stderr
# Dougal: add localization
mo=net-setup.mo
#lng=${LANG%.*}
# always start by sourceing the English version (to fill in gaps)
. "/usr/share/locale/en/LC_MESSAGES/$mo"
if [ -f "/usr/share/locale/${LANG%.*}/LC_MESSAGES/$mo" ];then
. "/usr/share/locale/${LANG%.*}/LC_MESSAGES/$mo"
elif [ -f "/usr/share/locale/${LANG%_*}/LC_MESSAGES/$mo" ];then
. "/usr/share/locale/${LANG%_*}/LC_MESSAGES/$mo"
fi
# Dougal: want to use functions from wag-profiles (cleanUpInterface...)
#+ so source it
. /usr/sbin/wag-profiles.sh
# A function to stop everything (at shutdown, for example)
# Enable accepting a param to pass to ifconfig (i.e. -a)
stop_all(){
for INTERFACE in $(ifconfig $1 | grep -F 'Link encap:Ethernet' | cut -f 1 -d " ") ; do
# Skip it wake-on-lan enabled
ethtool $INTERFACE | grep -Fq 'Wake-on: g' && continue
# clean up (kills dhcpcd, wpa_supplicant etc.)
cleanUpInterface "$INTERFACE" >/dev/null 2>&1
ip route flush dev "$INTERFACE"
ifconfig "$INTERFACE" down
done
}
# Dougal: add option to run with "stop" at shutdown...
# (will enable to add things in the future)
if [ "$ACTION" = "stop" ] ; then
stop_all
exit
fi
# A couple of dialog messages to notify of sucess or failure
success_message(){
if [ "$HAVEX" = "yes" ]; then
gxmessage -center -font "sans 16" -geometry 150x100 -borderless -timeout 1 -bg "green" -buttons "" -title "$L_TITLE_Success" "
$L_MESSAGE_Success! " &
else
echo "$L_MESSAGE_Success!"
fi
}
failure_message(){
if [ "$HAVEX" = "yes" ]; then
gxmessage -center -font "sans 16" -geometry 150x100 -borderless -timeout 1 -bg "red" -buttons "" -title "$L_TITLE_Failure" "
$L_MESSGAE_Failed. " &
else
echo "$L_MESSGAE_Failed..."
fi
}
# cutdown version of this function (can't just source net-setup.sh...)
testInterface()
{
#INTERFACE="$1"
echo -n "cheching if interface $INTERFACE is alive..."
#sleep 1 # rerwin's original solution
# no, move the sleep 1 so is only used for wireless
if ! ifplugstatus "$INTERFACE" | grep -F -q 'link beat detected' ;then
sleep 1
if ! ifplugstatus-0.25 "$INTERFACE" | grep -F -q 'link beat detected' ;then
sleep 2
if ! ifplugstatus "$INTERFACE" | grep -F -q 'link beat detected' ;then
sleep 2
if ! ifplugstatus-0.25 "$INTERFACE" | grep -F -q 'link beat detected' ;then
# add ethtool test, just in case it helps at times...
sleep 1
if ! ethtool "$INTERFACE" | grep -Fq 'Link detected: yes' ; then
echo "no"
return 1
fi
fi
fi
fi
fi
echo "yes"
return 0
} # end of testInterface
# cutdown version of this function (can't just source net-setup.sh...)
# config file will include IP_ADDRESS, NETMASK, DNS_SERVER[12], GATEWAY
setupStaticIP()
{
BROADCAST=$(ipcalc -b "$IP_ADDRESS" "$NETMASK" | cut -d= -f2)
echo "configuring interface $INTERFACE with static ip..."
#ifconfig "$INTERFACE" down
# do the work
ifconfig "$INTERFACE" "$IP_ADDRESS" netmask "$NETMASK" broadcast "$BROADCAST" #up
if [ $? -eq 0 ];then
# Configure a nameserver, if we're supposed to.
# This now replaces any existing resolv.conf, which
# we will try to back up.
if [ "$DNS_SERVER1" != "0.0.0.0" ] ; then
# remove old backups
rm /etc/resolv.conf.[0-9][0-9]* 2>/dev/null
# backup previous one
mv -f /etc/resolv.conf /etc/resolv.conf.old
echo "nameserver $DNS_SERVER1" > /etc/resolv.conf
if [ "$DNS_SERVER2" != "0.0.0.0" ] ; then
echo "nameserver $DNS_SERVER2" >> /etc/resolv.conf
fi
fi
# add default route, if we're supposed to
if [ "$GATEWAY" ] ; then
route add -net default gw "$GATEWAY" #dev $INTERFACE
if [ $? -eq 0 ];then #0=ok.
echo "Default route set through $GATEWAY."
else
echo -e "Could not set default route through $GATEWAY. Please try again.\nNote that Puppy has tried to do this:\nroute add -net default gw $GATEWAY" #dev $INTERFACE"
#ifconfig "$INTERFACE" down
return 1
fi
fi
return 0
else
echo -e "Interface configuration failed; please try again.\nWhat Puppy has just tried to do is this:\nifconfig $INTERFACE $IP_ADDRESS netmask $NETMASK broadcast $BROADCAST up"
#ifconfig "$INTERFACE" down
return 1
fi
} #end of setupStaticIP
# Dougal: stick the wireless scan into a function, since we're doing some tricks
#+ to try and ensure it works...
run_iw_scan(){
# add sleeping a bit for pcmcia...
#grep -q "^pcmcia:" /sys/class/net/$INTERFACE/device/modalias && sleep 5
#case $INTMODULE in *_cs) sleep 5 ;; esac
checkIsPCMCIA
[ -n "$IsPCMCIA" ] && sleep 5
# no try runing twice and redirecting to files, then use bigger one...
# clean up any old files
rm /tmp/iwscan*.tmp 2>/dev/null
iwlist "$INTERFACE" scan >/tmp/iwscan1.tmp 2>&1
if [ -n "$IsPCMCIA" ] ; then
sleep 1
else
usleep 100000
fi
iwlist "$INTERFACE" scan >/tmp/iwscan2.tmp 2>&1
ScanListFile=$(du -b /tmp/iwscan*.tmp |sort -n | tail -n1 |cut -f2)
# now try scanning
#SCAN_LIST=$(iwlist "$INTERFACE" scan | grep 'Cell\|ESSID\|Mode\|Frequency\|Encryption\|Channel')
#SCAN_LIST=$(grep 'Cell\|ESSID\|Mode\|Frequency\|Encryption\|Channel' $ScanListFile)
#rm /tmp/iwscan*.tmp
## no, use the file all the time, so just get the cell list
CELL_LIST=$(grep -Eo "Cell [0-9]+" $ScanListFile | cut -f2 -d " ")
# if it failed, try sleeping and trying again
#if [ -z "$SCAN_LIST" ] ; then
if [ -z "$CELL_LIST" ] ; then
# with pcmcia try ejecting and inserting (this is done in wag-profiles.sh)
if [ -n "$IsPCMCIA" ] ; then
pccardctl eject
pccardctl insert
sleep 1
fi
sleep 1
#SCAN_LIST=$(iwlist "$INTERFACE" scan | grep 'Cell\|ESSID\|Mode\|Frequency\|Encryption\|Channel')
iwlist "$INTERFACE" scan >/tmp/iwscan3.tmp 2>&1
ScanListFile="/tmp/iwscan3.tmp"
CELL_LIST=$(grep -Eo "Cell [0-9]+" $ScanListFile | cut -f2 -d " ")
fi
}
# function like assignProfileData, but for use with CELL_* for open networks
cellToProfile(){
# assign to PROFILE_ names...
PROFILE_ESSID="$CELL_ESSID"
PROFILE_FREQ="$CELL_FREQ"
PROFILE_CHANNEL="$CELL_CHANNEL"
PROFILE_AP_MAC="$CELL_AP_MAC"
PROFILE_MODE="$CELL_MODE"
PROFILE_NWID=""
PROFILE_KEY=""
} # cellToProfile
# function to get ip address, via static ip or dhcp
try_and_connect(){
local RETURN=1
if [ "$STATIC_IP" = "yes" ] ; then # static ip address
if setupStaticIP ; then
# need to quit, probably
RETURN=0
fi
else
setupDHCP || killDhcpcd "$INTERFACE"
RETURN=$?
fi
return $RETURN
}
# 29nov by shinobar
rewrite_mac_address () {
cat /etc/NETWORKING 2>/dev/null | grep -q -i 'yes' || return
INTERFACES=/etc/network-wizard/network/interfaces
HWADDRESS=$(LANG=C ifconfig eth0 | head -n 1 | tr -s ' ' | cut -d' ' -f5)
[ "$HWADDRESS" != "" ] || return
TMPFILE=/tmp/$(basename $0)_conf.tmp
rm -f "$TMPFILE"
IFCONFIG=$(ifconfig)
CONFS=$(find "$INTERFACES" -follow -type f -name '*.conf' -printf "%P ")
if [ "$CONFS" != "" ]; then
for F in $CONFS; do
echo "$IFCONFIG"|grep -q "$(basename $F .conf)" && continue
[ ! -f "$TMPFILE" ] && \
grep -q '^[[:blank:]]*STATIC_IP=.*yes' "$INTERFACES/$F" && \
cp "$INTERFACES/$F" "$TMPFILE"
rm -f "$INTERFACES/$F"
done
fi
[ -f "$TMPFILE" ] && mv "$TMPFILE" "$INTERFACES/$HWADDRESS.conf" || \
echo "IS_WIRELESS=''" > "$INTERFACES/$HWADDRESS.conf"
}
# Dougal: when running after boot, we don't need this
if [ "$ACTION" = "restart" ] ; then # connect
pidof X >/dev/null && HAVEX="yes"
exec 1>/tmp/network-connect.log 2>&1
else # below only done at boot
ifconfig lo 127.0.0.1
route add -net 127.0.0.0 netmask 255.0.0.0 lo
rewrite_mac_address # 29nov9 rewitte eth0 mac addres by shinobar
# Dougal: add reloading of bcm43xx
if grep -Fq bcm43xx /proc/modules ; then
rmmod bcm43xx
sleep 1
modprobe bcm43xx
sleep 1
fi
# Wait a bit, so rc.local and profile finish (subtract 1 from MAXWAIT)
#sleep 1
#/etc/ethernetmodules has extra modules to load,
if [ -s /etc/ethernetmodules ];then #-s tests file not zero size.
echo "Loading extra ethernet driver modules..."
#each line of ethernetmodules has a module plus optional params...
# Dougal: use read to get both
{
read EMODULE
read FMODULE
}</etc/ethernetmodules
echo "loading $EMODULE module"
modprobe $EMODULE
if [ "$EMODULE" != "$FMODULE" ];then
echo "loading $FMODULE module"
modprobe $FMODULE
fi
fi
# wait up to MAXWAIT seconds, in case some firmware is slow to load
MAXWAIT=12
# a list of all the interface config files
echo -n "Waiting for interfaces to initialize..."
CONFIGURED=$(cd $NETWORK_INTERFACES_DIR ; ls -1 *.conf 2>/dev/null |cut -d '.' -f1)
for I in $(seq 1 $MAXWAIT) ; do
EXIST=$(ifconfig -a | grep -F 'Link encap:')
for ONE in $CONFIGURED ; do
# see if it is detected
case $EXIST in
*$ONE*) ;; # ok
*) sleep 1 ; echo -n '.' ; continue 2 ;; # go to the next I
esac
done
# we only get here if all the configured interfaces are found...
break
done
# "close" the line started before the loop
echo
# add an extra wait for pcmcia NICs to initialize
#case "$(cat /sys/class/net/*/device/modalias)" in *pcmcia:*)
# echo "pcmcia NIC detected, sleeping an extra 10 seconds"
# sleep 10
# ;;
#esac
fi # if [ "$ACTION" = "restart" ] ; then
# It appears that "cleaning up" an interface, while another one is already
#+ configured with dhcpcd running, somehow messes up the ok interface...
#+ so do all the cleaning at the beginning (note the -a for ifconfig)
# (this replaces the cleanUpInterface at the start of the big loop)
stop_all -a >/dev/null 2>&1
GOT_ONE=""
# Dougal: read everything, so we get HWaddress, too
while read INTERFACE A B C HWADDRESS
do
if [ "$B" = "encap:UNSPEC" ] ; then
# check if it's firewire...
[ "$(cat /sys/class/net/$INTERFACE/type)" = "24" ] || continue
elif [ "$B" != "encap:Ethernet" ] ; then
continue
fi
echo "configuring network interface $INTERFACE"
if [ "$C" != "HWaddr" -o -z "$HWADDRESS" ] ; then
echo "interface $INTERFACE does not seem to have a HWaddress... skipping"
continue
fi
# see if already "configured"
if [ ! -f "${NETWORK_INTERFACES_DIR}/$HWADDRESS.conf" ] ; then
echo "interface $INTERFACE has not been configured... skipping"
continue
fi
# clean up, skip if fails (=ifconfig up failed)
## cleanup moved to top, just raise here.
if ! ifconfig "$INTERFACE" up ; then
echo "failed to raise interface $INTERFACE... skipping"
continue
fi
# unset static ip variables
unset STATIC_IP IP_ADDRESS NETMASK DNS_SERVER1 DNS_SERVER2 GATEWAY
# source config
. "${NETWORK_INTERFACES_DIR}/$HWADDRESS.conf"
# see if it's wireless
if [ -f "${WLAN_INTERFACES_DIR}/$HWADDRESS.conf" ] ; then
OPEN_NETWORKS=""
USE_WLAN_NG=""
# we need the driver name, in case it's ath5k
INTMODULE=$(readlink /sys/class/net/$INTERFACE/device/driver)
INTMODULE=${INTMODULE##*/}
. "${WLAN_INTERFACES_DIR}/$HWADDRESS.conf"
# this should tell us if to use wlan_ng etc.
if [ "$USE_WLAN_NG" = "yes" ] ; then ####### use wlanctl-ng ########
if runPrismScan "$INTERFACE" ; then #>/dev/null
# go over access points (POINTNUM set in function)
for P in $(seq 0 $POINTNUM) ; do
grep -Fq 'resultcode=success' /tmp/prism-scan$P || continue
getPrismCellParameters $P
# we should have CELL_ESSID, CELL_CHANNEL,
# CELL_AP_MAC, CELL_MODE, CELL_ENCRYPTION
# see if access point configured
#### need to see about the ecryption part: gives "true" or "no_value"
case $CELL_ENCRYPTION in
true) CELL_ENCRYPTION=WEP ;;
*) CELL_ENCRYPTION=Open ;;
esac
if [ -f "${PROFILES_DIR}/${CELL_AP_MAC}.${CELL_ENCRYPTION}.conf" ] ; then
# unset static ip variables
unset STATIC_IP IP_ADDRESS NETMASK DNS_SERVER1 DNS_SERVER2 GATEWAY
# source it
. "${PROFILES_DIR}/${CELL_AP_MAC}.${CELL_ENCRYPTION}.conf"
assignProfileData
# try connection
if useWlanctl && sleep 1 && testInterface ; then
# sleep a bit, just in case (net-setup.sh has 5 seconds!)
#sleep 1
# try and get ip address
if try_and_connect ; then
# done! stop everything.
rm /tmp/wlan-up /tmp/prism-* >/dev/null 2>&1
success_message
#exit
# move to next interface (to allow more than one)
GOT_ONE="yes"
continue 2
else
failure_message
fi
elif [ "$CELL_ENCRYPTION" = "Open" ] ; then # add to list of open networks
OPEN_NETWORKS="$OPEN_NETWORKS $P"
else # failure of useWlanctl
failure_message
fi #if useWlanctl &&
fi #if [ -f "${PROFILES_DIR}/${CELL_AP_MAC}.${CELL_ENCRYPTION}.conf" ] ; then
done # for P in
# if we got here, we are not connected yet, look at open networks
if [ -n "$OPEN_NETWORKS" ] ; then
WLAN_SECURE="opensystem"
PROFILE_KEY=""
# unset static ip variables
unset STATIC_IP IP_ADDRESS NETMASK DNS_SERVER1 DNS_SERVER2 GATEWAY
for P in $OPEN_NETWORKS ; do
grep -Fq 'resultcode=success' /tmp/prism-scan$P || continue
getPrismCellParameters $P
# set the PROFILE_ variables
PROFILE_ESSID="$CELL_ESSID"
if useWlanctl && sleep 1 && testInterface ; then
# sleep a bit, just in case (net-setup.sh has 5 seconds!)
#sleep 1
# try and get ip address
if try_and_connect ; then
# done! stop everything.
rm /tmp/wlan-up /tmp/prism-* >/dev/null 2>&1
success_message
#exit
# move to next interface (to allow more than one)
GOT_ONE="yes"
continue 2
else
failure_message
fi
else # failure of useWlanctl
failure_message
fi
done
fi
rm /tmp/wlan-up /tmp/prism-* >/dev/null 2>&1
else
echo "wireless scan with wlanctl-ng failed... skipping interface"
# clean up (kills dhcpcd etc)
cleanUpInterface "$INTERFACE"
ifconfig "$INTERFACE" down
# go to next interface
continue
fi # if runPrismScan
else #################### use the usual iwconfig ####################
# scan for available networks
run_iw_scan
#if [ -n "$SCAN_LIST" ]; then
if [ -n "$CELL_LIST" ]; then
# Dougal: something odd. seems like (at least with some drivers), we
#+ need to "refresh" after scanning...
ifconfig "$INTERFACE" down
ifconfig "$INTERFACE" up
#CELL_LIST=$(echo "$SCAN_LIST" | grep -Eo "Cell [0-9]+" | cut -f2 -d " ")
# let the user create a priority list of which networks to use first
# (will be included in wireless config file, contains mac addresses)
if [ "$PRIORITY_LIST" ] ; then
PRIOR_CELLS=""
for ONE in $PRIORITY_LIST ; do
# see if it was found, then move cell number to start...
#ACELL=$(echo "$SCAN_LIST" | grep -F "Address: $ONE" | awk '{print $2}')
ACELL=$(grep -F "Address: $ONE" $ScanListFile | awk '{print $2}')
if [ "$ACELL" ] ; then
PRIOR_CELLS="$PRIOR_CELLS $ACELL"
# remove from cell list (BASHISM!)
#CELL_LIST=${CELL_LIST/$ACELL/}
CELL_LIST=$(echo "$CELL_LIST" | sed "s/$ACELL//")
fi
done
CELL_LIST="$PRIOR_CELLS $CELL_LIST"
fi
for CELL in $CELL_LIST ; do
Get_Cell_Parameters $CELL
# we should have at least some of:
# CELL_ESSID, CELL_FREQ, CELL_CHANNEL, CELL_QUALITY,
# CELL_AP_MAC, CELL_MODE, CELL_ENCRYPTION
# see if it's open or not
if [ "$CELL_ENCRYPTION" = "on" ] ; then
# get only encrypted profiles (might have problems with globbing?)
for PROF in $(ls ${PROFILES_DIR}/${CELL_AP_MAC}.W[EP][PA]*.conf 2>/dev/null) ; do
SUCCESS=""
# unset static ip variables
unset STATIC_IP IP_ADDRESS NETMASK DNS_SERVER1 DNS_SERVER2 GATEWAY
# source it
. "$PROF"
# assign to PROFILE_ names...
assignProfileData
case $PROFILE_ENCRYPTION in
WPA|WPA2)
WPA_CONF="${WPA_SUPP_DIR}/${PROFILE_AP_MAC}.${PROFILE_ENCRYPTION}.conf"
useWpaSupplicant "$WPA_CONF" && SUCCESS="yes"
;;
WEP)
useIwconfig && SUCCESS="yes"
;;
esac
if [ "$SUCCESS" = "yes" ] && sleep 1 && testInterface ; then
# sleep a bit, just in case (net-setup.sh has 5 seconds!)
#sleep 1
# try and get ip address
if try_and_connect ; then
# done! stop everything.
success_message
# clean scan files
rm /tmp/iwscan*.tmp 2>/dev/null
#exit
# move to next interface (to allow more than one)
GOT_ONE="yes"
continue 3
else
failure_message
fi
else # iwconfig/wpa_supp failed
failure_message
fi
done # for PROF in
else # encryption off
# see if it was configured
if [ -f "${PROFILES_DIR}/${CELL_AP_MAC}.Open.conf" ] ; then
# unset static ip variables
unset STATIC_IP IP_ADDRESS NETMASK DNS_SERVER1 DNS_SERVER2 GATEWAY
# source it
. "${PROFILES_DIR}/${CELL_AP_MAC}.Open.conf"
# assign to PROFILE_ names...
assignProfileData
# try connection
if useIwconfig && sleep 1 && testInterface ; then
# sleep a bit, just in case (net-setup.sh has 5 seconds!)
#sleep 1
# try and get ip address
if try_and_connect ; then
# done! stop everything.
success_message
# clean scan files
rm /tmp/iwscan*.tmp 2>/dev/null
#exit
# move to next interface (to allow more than one)
GOT_ONE="yes"
continue 2
else
failure_message
fi
else
failure_message
fi
else # add to list of open networks
OPEN_NETWORKS="$OPEN_NETWORKS $CELL"
fi
fi # if [ "$CELL_ENCRYPTION" = "on" ] ; then
done # for CELL in
# if we got here, we are not connected yet, look at open networks
if [ "$OPEN_NETWORKS" ] ; then
# unset static ip variables
unset STATIC_IP IP_ADDRESS NETMASK DNS_SERVER1 DNS_SERVER2 GATEWAY
for CELL in $OPEN_NETWORKS ; do
Get_Cell_Parameters $CELL
# need to convert to PROFILE_...
cellToProfile
if useIwconfig && sleep 1 && testInterface ; then
# sleep a bit, just in case (net-setup.sh has 5 seconds!)
#sleep 1
# try and get ip address
if try_and_connect ; then
success_message
# clean scan files
rm /tmp/iwscan*.tmp 2>/dev/null
#exit
# move to next interface (to allow more than one)
GOT_ONE="yes"
continue 2
else
failure_message
fi
else
failure_message
fi
done #for CELL in $OPEN_NETWORKS
fi
else # if [ -n "$CELL_LIST" ]; then
echo "wireless scan with iwlist failed (no networks found)... skipping interface"
# clean up (kills dhcpcd etc)
cleanUpInterface "$INTERFACE"
ifconfig "$INTERFACE" down
# clean scan files
rm /tmp/iwscan*.tmp 2>/dev/null
# go to next interface
continue
fi
fi
# if we got here, config file exists, but nothing worked
echo "failed to configure wireless interface $INTERFACE... skipping"
ifconfig "$INTERFACE" down
continue
fi # if [ -f "${WLAN_INTERFACES_DIR}/$HWADDRESS.conf" ] ; then
# if we got here, it's probably not wireless
# try and get ip address
if testInterface ; then
# sleep a bit, just in case (net-setup.sh has 5 seconds!)
#sleep 1
# try and get ip address
if try_and_connect ; then
success_message
#exit
# move to next interface (to allow more than one)
GOT_ONE="yes"
continue
else
failure_message
fi
else
echo "interface $INTERFACE does not seem to be plugged in... skipping"
ifconfig "$INTERFACE" down
continue
fi
# if we got here, nothing worked, clean up
# clean up (kills dhcpcd etc)
cleanUpInterface "$INTERFACE"
ifconfig "$INTERFACE" down
done<<EOF
$( ifconfig -a | grep -F 'Link encap:' )
EOF
# if we got here and have x, it means we're running with the "connect"
#+ argument and couldn't connect -- maybe no interfaces have been configured yet
if [ "$HAVEX" = "yes" ] && [ "$GOT_ONE" != "yes" ] ; then
gxmessage -center -default "okay" -bg "orange" -title "$L_TITLE_Network_Wizard" "$L_MESSAGE_Failed_To_Connect"
fi
exit
#hope that helps
#Joe
