Re: nm_device_disconnect

[Manuel Yguel <manuel yguel gmail com>]

Thanks a lot Dan,
It worked as you explained.
I will document a minimal example corresponding to my use case and 
submit it through the mailing list for the record.


On 04/02/2014 03:18 PM, Dan Winship wrote:
> On 04/01/2014 07:08 PM, Manuel Yguel wrote:
> > Thanks for the answer,
> > Is there an other way ? Because I want the adhoc network to stop as soon
> > as possible.
> It *will* stop as soon as possible
>
> > Plus I do not do anything in the disconnect callback, so I
> > fear that it is just my callback that is called when the adhoc network
> > is disconnected (by somebody else or by the fact that the network is not
> > available anymore) and then that this not the function for my purpose.
> No, the callback is only called for the action that you initiated.
>
> > Well, well, what I am looking for is the function that is called when in
> > a GUI the user hit the disconnect button...
> Which is nm_device_disconnect().
>
> > I took a look at the sources of NetworkManager and I noted that there
> > are several files called nm-device.h that offer different interfaces.
> One of them is the object inside the NetworkManager daemon itself, the
> other is the client-side representation of that object.
>
> -- Dan

-- Manuel