- 14 Sep, 2009 2 commits
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Jim Pryor authored
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Jim Pryor authored
* added various quotes * made some vars local * tweaked some [[ ]]s, including one broken one in netcfg-menu * s/ra0/$INTERFACE/ in ethernet-iproute and wireless Signed-off-by:
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- 07 Sep, 2009 18 commits
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James Rayner authored
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James Rayner authored
Added some extra debug points Directed debug out to stderr, as debug messages were being used as output from find_essid.
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Jim Pryor authored
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James Rayner authored
* profile is sourced again after doing so, so profile-level assignments can override * folded validate_profile into load_profile: the extra source command in load_profile was redundant, so all that load_profile effectively did was just call validate_profile
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Jim Pryor authored
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Was trying to fix an issue with /etc/rc.d/functions. Ended up fixing the issue in initscripts instead. But this is a bit simpler for netcfg anyway. Signed-off-by:
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Jim Pryor authored
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James Rayner authored
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Jim Pryor authored
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Jim Pryor authored
Also, the code seems mostly to use /usr/bin/netcfg2 rather than /usr/bin/netcfg. So I've made it do that consistently (I think, in earlier commits). Is this your intent? Signed-off-by:
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James Rayner authored
corner cases; others probably make no difference. Signed-off-by:
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- 01 Sep, 2009 1 commit
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James Rayner authored
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- 17 Aug, 2009 1 commit
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- 15 Aug, 2009 18 commits
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Jim Pryor authored
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Jim Pryor authored
* The point of having both ethernet and ethernet-iproute was presumably to transition slowly from ifconfig/net-tools to iproute2. But the current codebase mixes the two in handling ethernet and wireless connections. This commit separates all the ip calls to the newer connections, and the ifconfig calls to the older connections. The latter now call set_interface with up-old, down-old, forcedown-old. * I'm not urging that ifconfig code sticks around. Just trying to make the code consistent with what seems to me to be its implicit design principles. * the check for NO-CARRIER in ethernet is now also done without calling iproute2 tools. I saw this technique recommended somewhere but have no citation. I don't know how many kernel revisions one can rely on any given part of /sys to remain stable for. It may be possible to achieve the same goal here in other ways. If in fact it's worth the effort to keep the ifconfig code around. * Began also to integrate the IPROUTE variable introduced in ethernet, but stopped. If that's integrated everywhere, shouldn't it make connection=ethernet equivalent to connection=ethernet-iproute? Is there justification for using it at some places but not everywhere? I just let it alone for now. Signed-off-by:
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* try to factor all the ifconfig/ip set dev code to single location (currently networks/set_interface, though I recommend a different name for this function because it's too close in name and different in functionality from set_iface, set_profile). * added "forcedown" option to set_interface, meaning "just go down don't worry about 'nodown' quirks" * even with "forcedown", this factoring would introduce "ip addr flush dev $INTERFACE" calls to existing code. I assume that's harmless? or even beneficial? * one code block (in ethernet_iproute) had stdout,stderr of the down calls redirected to /dev/null. I've moved that to set_interface, so now everyone's getting that behavior. I assume that's appropriate... * now no more calls to "ip" or "ifconfig" outside of set_interface, except the checks for NO-CARRIER after ethernet*/set_interface up. They might also be moved to network/set_interface? * as of this commit, all the set_interface calls are now using ip instead of ifconfig. A subsequent commit will isolate the ip-use to ethernet-iproute and the ifconfig-use to ethernet. * ALERT: attend to wireless_down, it seems to be calling set_interface down twice (once in ethernet_down, once in itself). And neither this commit nor the code it's patching respects quirk nodown in the ethernet_down block. Signed-off-by:
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* AP= arguments in profiles take precedence over ESSID= arguments * ESSID= arguments regexps instead of literals. To avoid screwing up any currently working profiles, I restricted the interpretation as a regexp to just the new wireless-dbus connection types. * But a global change involved in implementing this is that the connection up/down calls will be passed a literal ESSID (which of the local networks matches the regexp) as an additional argument. Signed-off-by:
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* net-profiles will only attempt to control the profiles it was told to; if you manually netcfg a different interface, it will be left alone. (This also helps keep netcfg from stomping on other daemons that might be hooking into it.) Signed-off-by:
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