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Wireless Assistant (wlassistant) is a small application that allows you to connect to wireless networks.
* MAIN FEATURES:
- WPA-PSK Encryption Support (WPA/WPA2)
- WEP Encryption Support
- Not Broadcasted ("hidden") ESSIDs Support
- Per Network (AP) Configuration Profiles
- Automatic (DHCP, both dhcpcd and dhclient) and manual configuration options.
- Connection status monitoring.
* MAIN REQUIREMENTS:
- wireless-tools 27 or newer (with iwlib)
- dhcpcd or dhclient
- sudo
- wpa_supplicant with wpa_cli for WPA-PSK support
* Example sudo config: If you want to e.g. allow all users from some group to use wlassistant, add the following line to your /etc/sudoers:
%{group_name} ALL=NOPASSWD: {path_to_kde}/bin/wlassistant
* MADWIFI WPA-PSK: If your card uses a madwifi driver, make sure it's madwifi-ng.
* NDISWRAPPER WPA-PSK: make sure you use ndiswrapper version newer than 1.13.
13 years ago
*** RELEASE 0.5.7:
* NOTE: This release includes some brand new or rewritten features. Please submit bugs to sf.net page and comments/votes here. Thanks!
* NEW: Finally WPA-PSK support (WPA/WPA2, please test and report in case of problems!)
* NEW/FIX: Rewritten, completely new connection state detection (please comment!)
* NEW: Optional grouping of APs with the same ESSID
* FIX: UI refinements
* FIX: hide encryption keys in console output and edit dialogs
* FIX: Connection using dhclient fails
* FIX: don't check for connection while wizard is running
* FIX: remove default gateway upon disconnection if not managed by DHCP client
* FIX: updated Polish translation (with help from riklaunim)
* FIX: Many internal changes, more stable
13 years ago
*** RELEASE 0.5.7:
* NOTE: This release includes some brand new or rewritten features. Please submit bugs to sf.net page and comments/votes here. Thanks!
* NEW: Finally WPA-PSK support (WPA/WPA2, please test and report in case of problems!)
* NEW/FIX: Rewritten, completely new connection state detection (please comment!)
* NEW: Optional grouping of APs with the same ESSID
* FIX: UI refinements
* FIX: hide encryption keys in console output and edit dialogs
* FIX: Connection using dhclient fails
* FIX: don't check for connection while wizard is running
* FIX: remove default gateway upon disconnection if not managed by DHCP client
* FIX: updated Polish translation (with help from riklaunim)
* FIX: Many internal changes, more stable
pnawrocki
15 years ago
Btw: what do you mean by 're-entering the settings'? Don't they get saved in wlassistantrc on your setup?
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Praxxus
15 years ago
The adapter is in, and has already pulled down an IP address via DHCP from the campus network.
Any suggestions?
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deathkrush
15 years ago
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pnawrocki
15 years ago
Thank you!
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gnemmi
15 years ago
It wont let configure the wep key, and as a consecuence, it just won't connect to the AP
Am I doing something wrong?
btw: this is really shaping up !!
keep up the good work =)
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pnawrocki
15 years ago
OMG... damn... released the bugfix 0.5.2a WITH one more thing that was there for testing only.... and so that's where your problem comes from. Damn. Will re-release 0.5.2b in an hour or two....
Cheers.
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kwr2k
15 years ago
Does the smart card support comes as part of this app or the VPN software? Sorry, I said the query would be naive ..
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pnawrocki
15 years ago
Honestly speaking - I have no idea. I can presume that it is done on the hardware level, but that's just a guess. Why don't you try and report if you succeeded? :)
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kanotixfan
15 years ago
thank you!
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pnawrocki
15 years ago
Cheers!
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bushwakko
15 years ago
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pnawrocki
15 years ago
If someone wants to write it earlier - feel free!
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bushwakko
15 years ago
Anyway, keep up the good work!
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polemos
15 years ago
version 0.5.1 doesn't have this.
please put it back in next version.
thanks for great app :)
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pnawrocki
15 years ago
Thanks for your comment.
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gnemmi
15 years ago
-c -o netlistviewitem.o `test -f 'netlistviewitem.cpp' || echo './'`netlistviewitem.cpp; \
then mv -f ".deps/netlistviewitem.Tpo" ".deps/netlistviewitem.Po"; \
else rm -f ".deps/netlistviewitem.Tpo"; exit 1; \
fi
netlistviewitem.cpp: En member function `virtual void
NetListViewItem::paintCell(QPainter*, const QColorGroup&, int, int, int)':
netlistviewitem.cpp:41: error: no matching function for call to `KListViewItem
::backgroundColor(int&)'
/usr/lib/kde3/include/klistview.h:1031: error: candidates are: const QColor&
KListViewItem::backgroundColor()
make[2]: *** [netlistviewitem.o] Error 1
make[2]: *** Se espera a que terminen otras tareas....
wlassistant.cpp: En la función miembro `virtual void
WirelessAssistant::showItemContextMenu(QListViewItem*, const QPoint&, int)':
wlassistant.cpp:686: aviso: unused parameter `const QPoint&p'
wlassistant.cpp:686: aviso: unused parameter `int c'
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/gnemmi/paquetes/wlassistant/BUILD/wlassistant-0.5.1/src'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/gnemmi/paquetes/wlassistant/BUILD/wlassistant-0.5.1'
make: *** [all] Error 2
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gnemmi
15 years ago
i've just read the ¨kde 3.4.x required¨ ...
could be related to that since i'm running on 3.3.2
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pnawrocki
15 years ago
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gnemmi
15 years ago
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mastapete
15 years ago
greating peter
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pnawrocki
15 years ago
Thx for your comment.
System tray is much wanted and will be there someday...
Cheers.
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danube
15 years ago
first of all, you should make a rss list for your application for collecting bug informations, to make announcements or to build a community which helps itself in case of questions and problems.
second, in suse the 'sudo wlassistant' command in kde menu does not work! it does when doing it from console, but kde menu does NOT open up a box for password request.
to get it workin, i've removed sudo so now only the command 'wlassistant' will be made. some fields lower i've activated the option to run it as different user, root. so it is requesting for password and finally opens up program window.
third of all, great application! maybe it's getting part of kde soon! thank you!
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pnawrocki
15 years ago
First of all: thanks for comments!
Sudo'ed command from menu doesn't work (most likely) because your sudo is configured to ask for a password. Try configuring it so (at least) this one 'wlassistant' command can be run without entering a valid password (NOPASSWD option in sudoers). Everything should work flawlessly then.
Cheers.
PS: an rss feed (or anything alike) is a goof idea... if I only had skills/time to do it. :)
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danube
15 years ago
i've never configured any sudo, it came compiled at installation (btw liveupdate) on my system. so, as you can see, i'm a standard suse user, like the most out there and i don't think that everybody has configured his/her sudo.
but, if i got you, i don't like the idea removing password confirmation from sudo (didn't know that this is possible!), don't you think that'll be a security hole and permits third persons execute root commands?
danube
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pnawrocki
15 years ago
The nice thing about 'sudo' is that you can specify that it should not ask for password e.x. ONLY when running wlassistant and ask for it in all other cases. In the description above is a line you might add to allow all users from group "wifi" run wlassistant. Youcan change the part "%wifi" with a user name, so then only this one user will be able to run only wlassistant w/out password. Sudo settings for other executables will not be changed. ...
I know that there should be a way to better manage permissions... I just haven't thought of it yet.
If anyone has ony good ideas - let me know!
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