Hi Marcel,
> > I am trying to implement the offline mode for a connman plugin. It
> seems
> > that when installing connman (through make install with a configure
> in /usr)
> > the file service.h is not deployed in /usr/include/connman, and this
> file is
> > required by notifier.h.
>
> I did fix the includes now. However I am not sure if you are trying to
> misuse the notifier framework. All drivers get proper callbacks for
> switching themselves off.
>
I might be misusing the notifier framework. In my plugin, I want to be
alerted when connman is asked to go "Offline", the only way I found is to
declare and register a notifier such as:
static struct connman_notifier telephony_notifier = {
.name = "telephony",
.priority = CONNMAN_NOTIFIER_PRIORITY_DEFAULT,
.service_enabled= telephony_service_enabled,
.offline_mode = telephony_offline_mode,
};
So that when Connman "Offline" property change, I can execute some code.
Is that OK ?
I am also using some other functions to set an IPV4 static configuration
such as (I could not make a static IP configuration work with ip_config):
connman_inet_set_address(index, ip, netmask, broadcast);
connman_inet_set_gateway(index, gw);
connman_resolver_append(interface_name, NULL, dns_addr);
Are these subject to change a lot in next connman revisions, Is it OK to
assign an IPv4 static configuration to a network interface using these ?
Thanks and regards,
Jonathan
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