Hi list I am using a personalized wpa_supplicant file which suits my connection needs (my home network and any other open ones). To connect , I have created a desktop icon (/usr/share/applications/mywifi.desktop) which launch the following script :
#!/bin/sh ifconfig eth0 up wpa_supplicant -i eth0 -c /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf -B udhcpc eth0 This way, I do not have to open a -always- heavy wifi software, open the keyboard, push one or 2 button , etc. : I can connect simply with one click on the desktop icon. Humm... in fact I *could*, if I knew the command-line SHR settings/connectivity uses when moving the "Wifi radio" slider to "On". So here are my questions : * what is the command line to activate the wifi (it is long to open the Setting apps, then wait then open the "Connectivity" etc.) * what is the command line to deactivate it the proper way ? By the way, before -today manually- deactivating the wifi via this slider, I do a : #!/bin/sh killall wpa_supplicant ifconfig eth0 down So 3rd question: * Is it the proper way too ? Thanks for any help ;) Kimaidou
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