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On Friday 30 May 2008 15:40:05 Martin Vidner wrote: > Hi, > > [10]cnetworkmanager is a command line interface for [11]Network > Manager. It is still lacking many features but I decided to announce > it now, when it can: > > 1. connect to WiFi networks > 2. read the configuration file of [12]KNetworkManager > > It is working for me on RC1 of openSUSE-11.0, which has > NetworkManager-0.7.0.r3685-3. It is my first project in Python, so > the code is somewhat cumbersome. Thanks to [13]Miso for getting me > started ([14]idea.o.o, [15]abclinuxu.cz), and [16]Bille for the API > docs. > > Regarding related projects, I have seen [17]network-manager-cli, but > it is for 0.6 only and the developers were only active last August, > so I decided that I should first write some working code for 0.7. > > I am interested in comments, bugs, feature requests, patches, any > feedback. > > Here are some screenshots ;-) > > $ cnetworkmanager -h > cnetworkmanager 0.3 - Command Line Interface for NetworkManager > Options: > -d, --dev list devices > -c, --actcon list active connections > -s, --syscon list system connection settings > -u, --usrcon list user connection settings (can CRASH nm-applet) > -a, --ap list found access points > -n, --nets list found wireless networks > -C<net>, --connect=<net> connect to a wireless network (using > knetworkmanagerrc) -m, --monitor loop to show dbus signals > > Listing the networks: > $ cnetworkmanager -n > cnetworkmanager 0.3 - Command Line Interface for NetworkManager > Wifi Networks: > 49: onenet (54Mb, protected) > 46: IT (54Mb, protected) > 48: TiborBrunclik (11Mb, protected) > 46: linksys (54Mb) > 46: IT (54Mb, protected) > 46: 23 (54Mb) > Looks interesting. |