How to make a Script to switch on/off wifi till internet starts working?
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I'm unable to fix my wifi internet connection issue, so I thought instead of manually switching on/off wifi and reloading webpage until internet start working if it is possible through script?
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I'm unable to fix my wifi internet connection issue, so I thought instead of manually switching on/off wifi and reloading webpage until internet start working if it is possible through script?
wireless scripts
asked 12 hours ago
UbuntuLoverUbuntuLover
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You could switch on and off with the commandnmcli radio wifi onandnmcli radio wifi offwith some sleep between, and you could ping some address to see if it works, but really I don't think that this a good procedure to solve connection problems.
– muclux
11 hours ago
See github.com/waltinator/net-o-matic.git - Watch for (WiFi) network going down, then do a user-specified thing to fix it.
– waltinator
10 hours ago
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I'm unable to fix my wifi internet connection issue, so I thought instead of manually switching on/off wifi and reloading webpage until internet start working if it is possible through script?
wireless scripts
asked 12 hours ago
UbuntuLoverUbuntuLover
614
I'm unable to fix my wifi internet connection issue, so I thought instead of manually switching on/off wifi and reloading webpage until internet start working if it is possible through script?
wireless scripts
wireless scripts
asked 12 hours ago
UbuntuLoverUbuntuLover
614
asked 12 hours ago
UbuntuLoverUbuntuLover
614
asked 12 hours ago
UbuntuLoverUbuntuLover
614
asked 12 hours ago
UbuntuLoverUbuntuLover
614
asked 12 hours ago
UbuntuLoverUbuntuLover
614
614
You could switch on and off with the commandnmcli radio wifi onandnmcli radio wifi offwith some sleep between, and you could ping some address to see if it works, but really I don't think that this a good procedure to solve connection problems.
– muclux
11 hours ago
See github.com/waltinator/net-o-matic.git - Watch for (WiFi) network going down, then do a user-specified thing to fix it.
– waltinator
10 hours ago
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You could switch on and off with the commandnmcli radio wifi onandnmcli radio wifi offwith some sleep between, and you could ping some address to see if it works, but really I don't think that this a good procedure to solve connection problems.
– muclux
11 hours ago
See github.com/waltinator/net-o-matic.git - Watch for (WiFi) network going down, then do a user-specified thing to fix it.
– waltinator
10 hours ago
You could switch on and off with the command
nmcli radio wifi on and nmcli radio wifi off with some sleep between, and you could ping some address to see if it works, but really I don't think that this a good procedure to solve connection problems.– muclux
11 hours ago
You could switch on and off with the command
nmcli radio wifi on and nmcli radio wifi off with some sleep between, and you could ping some address to see if it works, but really I don't think that this a good procedure to solve connection problems.– muclux
11 hours ago
See github.com/waltinator/net-o-matic.git - Watch for (WiFi) network going down, then do a user-specified thing to fix it.
– waltinator
10 hours ago
See github.com/waltinator/net-o-matic.git - Watch for (WiFi) network going down, then do a user-specified thing to fix it.
– waltinator
10 hours ago
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The following seems to work:
while :
do
echo restarting network manager...
service network-manager restart
echo sleeping for 30 seconds...
sleep 30
echo trying to access a web page...
wget -O /dev/null vecka.nu && exit 0
done
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The following seems to work:
while :
do
echo restarting network manager...
service network-manager restart
echo sleeping for 30 seconds...
sleep 30
echo trying to access a web page...
wget -O /dev/null vecka.nu && exit 0
done
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The following seems to work:
while :
do
echo restarting network manager...
service network-manager restart
echo sleeping for 30 seconds...
sleep 30
echo trying to access a web page...
wget -O /dev/null vecka.nu && exit 0
done
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The following seems to work:
while :
do
echo restarting network manager...
service network-manager restart
echo sleeping for 30 seconds...
sleep 30
echo trying to access a web page...
wget -O /dev/null vecka.nu && exit 0
done
answered 10 hours ago
EliasElias
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The following seems to work:
while :
do
echo restarting network manager...
service network-manager restart
echo sleeping for 30 seconds...
sleep 30
echo trying to access a web page...
wget -O /dev/null vecka.nu && exit 0
done
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You could switch on and off with the command
nmcli radio wifi onandnmcli radio wifi offwith some sleep between, and you could ping some address to see if it works, but really I don't think that this a good procedure to solve connection problems.– muclux
11 hours ago
See github.com/waltinator/net-o-matic.git - Watch for (WiFi) network going down, then do a user-specified thing to fix it.
– waltinator
10 hours ago