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Out of the box this works tolerably well for manual use at the command line and it succeeds in making a successful WISPr login via BTWiFi. The problems are with installing it (our python doesn't have SSL per default and installing it is mildly complex), with automating it (the script, as it stands, is interactive), and with configuring it (network support for WISPr is not well documented). | Out of the box this works tolerably well for manual use at the command line and it succeeds in making a successful WISPr login via BTWiFi. The problems are with installing it (our python doesn't have SSL per default and installing it is mildly complex), with automating it (the script, as it stands, is interactive), and with configuring it (network support for WISPr is not well documented). | ||
- | == Design goals == | + | == Design goals for WISPr on N900 == |
My preference is for an event-driven, script-based autologin; whilst turning it into an app might bring it to the masses, we then have needless complications of putting a GUI on it, running a daemon to take care of listening for new connections, etc. So, my aim is for a command line client that can be launched from dbus-scripts (or otherwise) on connection to a wireless network. | My preference is for an event-driven, script-based autologin; whilst turning it into an app might bring it to the masses, we then have needless complications of putting a GUI on it, running a daemon to take care of listening for new connections, etc. So, my aim is for a command line client that can be launched from dbus-scripts (or otherwise) on connection to a wireless network. |
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