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iwd, v.s. wpa_supplicant, has smarter metrics for choosing which wireless networks to connect to when multiple are in range.
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19 lines
679 B
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Executable File
#!/bin/sh
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# usage: install-iwd.sh <source_dir> <dest_dir>
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# source_dir contains plain-text .psk files of any filename.
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# for each file, this extracts the SSID and creates a symlink in dest_dir which
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# points to the original file, using the SSID name as filename.
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#
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# this is because iwd extracts the SSID from the filename, but users might
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# prefer the SSID be kept separate from the filename.
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src_dir="$1"
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dest_dir="$2"
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for f in $(ls "$src_dir")
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do
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ssid=$(sed -rn 's/# SSID=(.*)/\1/p' "$src_dir/$f")
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# not sure that iwd can deal with un-writeable symlinks
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# ln -sf "$src_dir/$f" "$dest_dir/$ssid.psk"
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cp "$src_dir/$f" "$dest_dir/$ssid.psk"
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done
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