NAME¶

SYNOPSIS¶

$ `comitup-cli`
State: HOTSPOT
Connection: hotspot-1234
Points:
    1: MyAccessPoint
    2: HisAccessPoint
Available Commands:
    (r)eload
    (q)uit
    connect to (<n>)
command?:

DESCRIPTION¶

If the comitup(8) service is not running, comitup-cli will immediately exit.

Display:

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State

The comitup states are HOTSPOT, CONNECTING, and CONNECTED.

In the HOTSPOT mode, comitup creates a wifi hotspot with the name comitup-<nnnn>, where <nnnn> is a persistent 4-digit number.

Once in HOTSPOT mode, the system will occasionally (~1/min) cycle through available defined connections, by transitioning to the CONNECTING mode. The Access Point list is updated by this process. Any command issued by comitup-cli will cause the next timeout instance to be skipped.

Once a connection is established, the system will be in the CONNECTED mode. If the connection is lost, failed, or deleted, the system will transition back to the HOTSPOT state.

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Connection

The ssid of the current active connection.

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Points

While in the HOTSPOT mode, comitup-cli will list the currently-visible access points, by ssid. Access points with the strongest signal are sorted to the top of the list. The entries are numbered, for use with the connect command.

Commands:

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r - Reload

Refresh the displayed state, mode, and list of access points.

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q - Quit

Exit comitup.cli.

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d - Delete connection

Delete the configuration information for the current wifi connection. This will cause comitup to transition to the HOTSPOT mode.

This command is not available in the HOTSPOT mode.

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<n> - Connect to access point <n>

Define a connection for the selected access point, and then attempt to connect.

This command is only available in the HOTSPOT mode.

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m - Manual connection

Enter an SSID manually.

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i - Get information

Return the comitup version and host name for the current instance.

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