Hi,
configuring at run time through scripts (unless you are running
connman in a box on which you did not plug any input device,
display... But then connman is not really thought to work that way)
That is exactly what I plan to do. I want a linux box without dispaly
and input device, connecting to pre-configured WIFI/GPRS networks as
it can catch those networks. And use WIFI/ETHERNET when those networks
are available, fallbak on GPRS otherwise.
So using scripts to dynamically create to directories ethernet_XXX_wired
and wifi_XXX_managed_psk is a good way to do this ?
Well, I guess if you know these networks before hand then you can create
the configuration through connman on a laptop for instance (using
simple-agent/test-connman scripts, these are on connman/test/ directory
on git repo).
You will also want to set those autoconnectable: ./test-connman
autoconnect <service> true
Just copy paste resulting /var/lib/connman directory to your target.
That should do the trick, it's imho the simplest way and you will know
these configurations works for sure.
Br,
Tomasz
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