def kernelEvent(data):
type, dir = data.split("@", 1)
if not dir.startswith("/class/net/"):
return
devname = dir[11:]
flag = 1
ifc = network.IF(devname)
if type == "add":
if not ifc.isWireless():
return
devuid = ifc.deviceUID()
notify("Net.Link.deviceChanged", "added wifi %s %s" % (devuid, network.deviceName(devuid)))
conns = instances("name")
for conn in conns:
dev = Dev(conn)
if dev.ifc and dev.ifc.name == devname:
if dev.state == "up":
dev.up()
return
flag = 0
if flag:
notify("Net.Link.deviceChanged", "new wifi %s %s" % (devuid, network.deviceName(devuid)))
elif type == "remove":
conns = instances("name")
for conn in conns:
dev = Dev(conn)
# FIXME: ifc is not enough here :(
if dev.ifc and dev.ifc.name == devname:
if dev.state == "up":
notify("Net.Link.stateChanged", dev.name + "\ninaccessible " + "Device removed")
notify("Net.Link.deviceChanged", "removed wifi %s" % devname)
#!/usr/bin/python
import os
from comar import network
action = os.environ.get("ACTION", None)
devpath = os.environ.get("DEVPATH", None)
if action == "add":
ifc = network.IF(devpath.split("/")[-1])
if ifc.isWireless():
os.system(
'/usr/bin/hav event Net.Link kernelEvent wireless-tools "add@%s"' %
devpath)
elif action == "remove":
#FIXME: need to keep some state about add events, or we cant get actual
#connection name or device type
pass
