def wireless(self, interface=None):
# Store the name of the interface in question in a class attribute for
# use later.
self.interface = interface
# Set up variables to hold the ESSID and channel of the wireless
# uplink.
channel = 0
essid = ''
channel, essid, warning = _utils.check_for_configured_interface(
self.netconfdb, interface, channel, essid)
# The forms in the HTML template do everything here, as well. This
# method only accepts input for use later.
try:
page = self.templatelookup.get_template("/gateways/wireless.html")
return page.render(
title="Configure wireless uplink.",
purpose_of_page="Set wireless uplink parameters.",
warning=warning,
interface=interface,
channel=channel,
essid=essid)
except:
_utils.output_error_data()
def wireless(self, interface=None):
logging.debug("Entered NetworkConfiguration.wireless().")
# Store the name of the network interface chosen by the user in the
# object's attribute set and then generate the name of the client
# interface.
self.mesh_interface = interface
self.client_interface = interface + ':1'
# Default settings for /network/wireless.html page.
channel = 3
essid = 'Byzantium'
# This is a hidden class attribute setting, used for sanity checking
# later in the configuration process.
self.frequency = frequencies[channel - 1]
channel, essid, warning = _utils.check_for_configured_interface(
self.netconfdb, interface, channel, essid)
# The forms in the HTML template do everything here, as well. This
# method only accepts input for use later.
try:
page = self.templatelookup.get_template("/network/wireless.html")
return page.render(
title="Configure wireless for Byzantium node.",
purpose_of_page="Set wireless network parameters.",
warning=warning,
interface=self.mesh_interface,
channel=channel,
essid=essid)
except:
_utils.output_error_data()
def wireless(self, interface=None):
logging.debug("Entered NetworkConfiguration.wireless().")
# Store the name of the network interface chosen by the user in the
# object's attribute set and then generate the name of the client
# interface.
self.mesh_interface = interface
self.client_interface = interface + ':1'
# Default settings for /network/wireless.html page.
channel = 3
essid = 'Byzantium'
# This is a hidden class attribute setting, used for sanity checking
# later in the configuration process.
self.frequency = frequencies[channel - 1]
channel, essid, warning = _utils.check_for_configured_interface(self.netconfdb, interface, channel, essid)
# The forms in the HTML template do everything here, as well. This
# method only accepts input for use later.
try:
page = self.templatelookup.get_template("/network/wireless.html")
return page.render(title = "Configure wireless for Byzantium node.",
purpose_of_page = "Set wireless network parameters.",
warning = warning, interface = self.mesh_interface,
channel = channel, essid = essid)
except:
_utils.output_error_data()
def wireless(self, interface=None):
# Store the name of the interface in question in a class attribute for
# use later.
self.interface = interface
# Set up variables to hold the ESSID and channel of the wireless
# uplink.
channel = 0
essid = ''
channel, essid, warning = _utils.check_for_configured_interface(self.netconfdb, interface, channel, essid)
# The forms in the HTML template do everything here, as well. This
# method only accepts input for use later.
try:
page = self.templatelookup.get_template("/gateways/wireless.html")
return page.render(title = "Configure wireless uplink.",
purpose_of_page = "Set wireless uplink parameters.",
warning = warning, interface = interface,
channel = channel, essid = essid)
except:
_utils.output_error_data()
