A Cure for the Moble Data Blues (KDE Community Edition)

[dcinoz]

Ok, I believe I have things working now:

Code:

#!/bin/bash COLUMNS=15 PS3="Select the action: " options=(Mobile_on Mobile_off Data_on Data_off quit) select opt in "${options[@]}" do WWAN="wwan0" case $opt in Mobile_on) status=$(sudo systemctl status eg25-manager | grep running) if [ "$status" = "" ]; then echo " Starting eg25-manager..." sudo systemctl start eg25-manager sleep 20 fi echo " Modem powering on and going online..." sudo ofonoctl poweron sudo ofonoctl online sleep 5 ofonoctl break ;; Mobile_off) echo " Modem going offline and powering off..." sudo ofonoctl offline sudo ofonoctl poweroff echo " Stopping eg25-manager..." sudo systemctl stop eg25-manager ofonoctl break ;; Data_on) status=$(sudo systemctl status eg25-manager | grep running) if [ "$status" = "" ]; then echo " Starting eg25-manager..." sudo systemctl start eg25-manager sleep 20 fi echo " Modem powering on and going online..." sudo ofonoctl poweron sudo ofonoctl online sleep 5 sudo ip link set dev $WWAN down sudo ip link set dev $WWAN up #str=$(ofonoctl wan | grep $WWAN) #echo "str=["$str"]" echo " Running ofonoctl wan --connect" sudo ofonoctl wan --connect ip_addr=$(ip a | grep $WWAN | awk '/inet / {gsub("addr:","",$2); print $2}') #echo "ip_addr="$ip_addr ip_route=$(ip r | grep $WWAN | grep default) #echo "ip_route="$ip_route sudo ip r del $ip_route echo " Adding route "$ip_route" proto dhcp metric 900" sudo ip r add $ip_route proto dhcp metric 900 echo "ip a:" ip a | grep $WWAN echo "ip r:" ip r | grep $WWAN break ;; Data_off) ip_addr=$(ip a | grep $WWAN | awk '/inet / {gsub("addr:","",$2); print $2}') sudo ip link set dev $WWAN down sudo ip a del $ip_addr dev $WWAN echo " Deleting route and ip address" echo "ip a:" ip a | grep $WWAN echo "ip r:" ip r | grep $WWAN break ;; quit) break exit ;; "") echo "Invalid input." ;; esac done read -p "Press enter to exit."

Note that I get several clicks when stopping eg25-manager.
I haven't bothered dealing with the ofonoctl status as I don't believe it makes any difference (as in if powered / online).
You can safely ignore the output of ofonoctl wan --connect if you run Data on multiple times, it still works.


Let me know if you're having any issues.