NetSumbler's New Scripting Information - Page 2

pikoro · 08-20-2002

Updated those subroutines in the FAQ. Can ya double check em for me?

Thanks

Pikoro

rogerRabbit · 08-20-2002

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Originally posted by pikoro
Updated those subroutines in the FAQ. Can ya double check em for me?

Thanks

Pikoro

Lookin' good!

At a guess, the GPSOk variable is not a NS global (given the way Marius DIMed it & used it in the default script). But I won't have GPS capability at this location until the w/e at the earliest so can't get stuck in there yet.

<thinks in real-time>Wonder if there's some scope here for easily getting around Q263707 - MapPoint 2002 (et al) not recognising a GPS device connected to a Serial-to-USB adapter?</tir-t>

kensington · 08-20-2002

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Originally posted by pikoro
sort of like what you can do in the network control panel in xp by right clicking on the connection and selecting "disable"
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Originally posted by rogerRabbit

Funny, I had convinced myself that didn't do the trick. But retested just now and it's fine (of course!).

yeah, in the win9x world we just disabled the card in the device mgr then enable it. Much faster than rebooting, worked 95% of the time. win2k is like xp, just disable/enable the connection.

marius · 08-20-2002

Netstumbler does not attempt to process the script itself, it just loads it into the scripting engine.

So... you are not restricted to VBScript. I have a piece of JScript that works. Or you can use any other language that appears in the scripting dialog box, since it gives you a list of what's on your system. Just make sure your script provides the same function names (OnScanResult, etc) as the default script.

I am working on proper documentation, as well as some samples in Perl and Python.

blackwave · 08-20-2002

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Originally posted by marius
Or you can use any other language that appears in the scripting dialog box, since it gives you a list of what's on your system.

For those of you who haven't seen it. (See attached)

rogerRabbit · 08-20-2002

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Originally posted by blackwave

For those of you who haven't seen it. (See attached)

Nah, those letters are all over the place. FAKE!

pikoro · 08-20-2002

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Originally posted by marius
I am working on proper documentation, as well as some samples in Perl and Python.

Great! If you need/want any help, let me know... I live to script

Pikoro

netbones · 08-20-2002

Tons of gratitude!!!

blackwave · 08-21-2002

Quote:

Originally posted by pikoro
Great! If you need/want any help, let me know... I live to script

NetStumbler.com Forums > NetStumbler Forums > Windows
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http://forums.netstumbler.com/showth...&threadid=3415

Also I noticed that http://www.got-ram.com/modules.php?n...=article&sid=7 is not currently functioning nor is http://www.got-ram.com/ just an FYI.

pikoro · 08-21-2002

Sorry bout the site being down.. configuration error on my part when I added got-scripts.com to apache... had one too many / in there ;(

Back up now! I'll hopefully have got-scripts up by the end of the day, and ready for uploads by then end of the week.

I'll be looking for people to help maintain it, and if anyone has any info on possible scripting or wireless banner places, let me know

marius · 08-25-2002

I have posted an "official" scripting guide at http://www.stumbler.net/scripting.html

It contains much the same info as pikoro's page, and will eventually have info about what's supported in what version, and so on.

Eyecannon · 08-31-2002

Just like to say "Great work guys!" We idiots-who-don't-know-how-to-script all thank you from the bottom of our hearts

nashr · 09-19-2002

I want to write a script that plays different tones for WEP or non-WEP sites. I stumble with the laptop in a bag, and listen over headphones. Is there a variable with this info? If not, does anyone have an idea how to determine if a site is WEPd or not based on the information available to the scripts? Thanks!

rogerRabbit · 09-19-2002

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Originally posted by nashr
I want to write a script that plays different tones for WEP or non-WEP sites. I stumble with the laptop in a bag, and listen over headphones. Is there a variable with this info? If not, does anyone have an idea how to determine if a site is WEPd or not based on the information available to the scripts? Thanks!

WEP-status is not available, at least currently.

Chris_Schear · 10-03-2002

Bleh...

08-20-2002	#16 (permalink)
pikoro Registered Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 13	Updated those subroutines in the FAQ. Can ya double check em for me? Thanks Pikoro Last edited by pikoro : 08-20-2002 at 06:56 AM.

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Eyecannon Ward River Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Santa Monix Posts: 679	Just like to say "Great work guys!" We idiots-who-don't-know-how-to-script all thank you from the bottom of our hearts __________________ No, officer, YOU are under arrest! http://eyecannon.com/wardrive.html

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nashr Uber Geek Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Virginia Posts: 1,615	Script variable for WEP I want to write a script that plays different tones for WEP or non-WEP sites. I stumble with the laptop in a bag, and listen over headphones. Is there a variable with this info? If not, does anyone have an idea how to determine if a site is WEPd or not based on the information available to the scripts? Thanks!

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08-20-2002	#19 (permalink)
marius It's all my fault Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Northern California Posts: 108	Netstumbler does not attempt to process the script itself, it just loads it into the scripting engine. So... you are not restricted to VBScript. I have a piece of JScript that works. Or you can use any other language that appears in the scripting dialog box, since it gives you a list of what's on your system. Just make sure your script provides the same function names (OnScanResult, etc) as the default script. I am working on proper documentation, as well as some samples in Perl and Python.

08-20-2002	#23 (permalink)
netbones Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 6	Tons of gratitude!!!

08-21-2002	#25 (permalink)
pikoro Registered Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 13	Sorry bout the site being down.. configuration error on my part when I added got-scripts.com to apache... had one too many / in there ;( Back up now! I'll hopefully have got-scripts up by the end of the day, and ready for uploads by then end of the week. I'll be looking for people to help maintain it, and if anyone has any info on possible scripting or wireless banner places, let me know

08-25-2002	#26 (permalink)
marius It's all my fault Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Northern California Posts: 108	I have posted an "official" scripting guide at http://www.stumbler.net/scripting.html It contains much the same info as pikoro's page, and will eventually have info about what's supported in what version, and so on.