Hi
On 05/10/2012 01:53 PM, Tomasz Bursztyka wrote:
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.
I would not do that. IMHO the best way is to use the .config file as
described in the first mail (there was just stuff missing in that file).
The config file provisioning is there just for this reason.
Cheers,
Jukka
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