On Tue, 19 Jul 2005, sunny sunny wrote:
> In C I have seen some programs such as kismet etc where c programs could
> be written to get the SS from the card. The idea probably is to read the
> prism 2 header from the driver. This I guess is a bit more lower than
> the "raw socket" where we can ge
Hi,
In C I have seen some programs such as kismet etc where c programs
could be written to get the SS from the card. The idea probably is to
read the prism 2 header from the driver. This I guess is a bit more
lower than the "raw socket" where we can get the MAC layer frame.
The prism 2 header giv
sunny sunny wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I am sending and receiving for a simple server application over wirless link.
>Can I get the signal strength of the received packet in Python?
>
Isn't this done strictly at the hardware level of the NIC? I don't
believe that one can get this information from Python.
day, July 19, 2005 12:18 PM
> To: tutor@python.org
> Subject: [Tutor] Getting singal strength of the received packet
>
> Hi,
>
> I am sending and receiving for a simple server application
> over wirless link.
> Can I get the signal strength of the received packet in Pytho
How would you get it with C? Based on this, we can know if it is
possible with plain Python (and not writing a python module written in
C) Do you do this with a library call? or maybe using FCTL or IOCTL?
I have done IOCTL in python and it is quite easy, but some provisions
have to be taken res
Hi,
I am sending and receiving for a simple server application over wirless link.
Can I get the signal strength of the received packet in Python?
One way would be to get the value of the RSSI from /proc/net/wireless.
However I would like to get the signal strength (in terms of RSSI or
dBm) of t
