I have made a prototype wireless config tool.
It can:
Install wicd daemon silently (with debconf)
Config a wless connection
Test connection
The GUI is very simple, you can only connect to a named ssid. My wicd wrapper
can do more stuff (all?), but the GUI is just a first test.
If anyone wants to test:
Code:http://dl.dropbox.com/u/17892827/script.linux.wireless.prototype-0.0.4.zip
If your user is not xbmc this have to be changed in settings.
You need wired net while installing wicd in this version.
I have only tested with WPA2 so far.
I have not decided if this should go any further than a prototype. I welcome
suggestions.
The major problem is that I cannot get dbus to work in xbmc-python, instead I
have to use a shell command to access the wrapper. I don't like that. The whole
point with writting the wrapper was to avoid this.
Anyway, it does work and the end result is the same as if wicd-curses or
wicd-cli was used. (the wrapper is based on both but mostly -cli that I
re-wrote to be accesed from xbmc-addon)
If it should go any further I have to re-write it a bit and parse the stderr &
stdout at all steps. Unless of course someone can help deal with the dbus.
I also need help with the gui.
brgds, J
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