SES / AOSS / EZ-SETUP / WPS Button function/config

[Wurstsalat]

Hi,

would like to see that the SES / AOSS / EZ-SETUP / WPS Button on some Routers are able to disable/enable wifi like in ddwrt.

Thats it

[mtr]

wifitoggle package can do that.

Wiki: http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/uci/wifitoggle

[zhmjwo]

wifitoggle package can do that.

Wiki: http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/uci/wifitoggle

wifitoggle can not use.After pressed the botton for turning
wifi on once，it will automatically switch off every 15 minutes.

[mtr]

wifitoggle package can do that.

Wiki: http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/uci/wifitoggle

wifitoggle can not use.After pressed the botton for turning
wifi on once，it will automatically switch off every 15 minutes.

Oh, right. Well, I use a custom made "wifionoff" shell script (wifionoff.sh.gz). I attached it to this message. Feel free to download and test.

To get it running you must:

1º) Unzip the file wifionoff.sh.gz
2º) Copy wifionoff.sh to /usr/bin/ on your router
3º) Give execute permission to the script with: chmod +x wifionoff.sh
4º) Copy the following code and paste it in your /etc/config/system file

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config button 'wifionoff'
	option button 'wps'
	option action 'released'
	option handler '/usr/bin/wifionoff.sh &'
	option min '0'
	option max '2'

5º) Restart your router
6º) Profit!!

NOTE: the script is running and working fine on my TP-LINK TL1043ND v1.8 so pay attention to the field option button 'wps' because the 'wps' string may change in another router models or brands.
Take a look to the documentation: http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/hardware.button

[zhmjwo]

wifitoggle package can do that.

Wiki: http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/uci/wifitoggle

wifitoggle can not use.After pressed the botton for turning
wifi on once，it will automatically switch off every 15 minutes.

Oh, right. Well, I use a custom made "wifionoff" shell script (wifionoff.sh.gz). I attached it to this message. Feel free to download and test.

To get it running you must:

1º) Unzip the file wifionoff.sh.gz
2º) Copy wifionoff.sh to /usr/bin/ on your router
3º) Give execute permission to the script with: chmod +x wifionoff.sh
4º) Copy the following code and paste it in your /etc/config/system file

Code: Select all

config button 'wifionoff'
	option button 'wps'
	option action 'released'
	option handler '/usr/bin/wifionoff.sh &'
	option min '0'
	option max '2'

5º) Restart your router
6º) Profit!!

NOTE: the script is running and working fine on my TP-LINK TL1043ND v1.8 so pay attention to the field option button 'wps' because the 'wps' string may change in another router models or brands.
Take a look to the documentation: http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/hardware.button

Thanks.the script is also running and working fine on my TP-LINK WR741N v1.6

In my /etc/config/system file,I find that the "wps" button was used for rebooting in default config. So I delete the default config of "wps" button.

[mtr]

Thanks.the script is also running and working fine on my TP-LINK WR741N v1.6

In my /etc/config/system file,I find that the "wps" button was used for rebooting in default config. So I delete the default config of "wps" button.

You're welcome!!

As a side note: you can have as many 'wps' entries as you want. For example, this is a chunk of my system config file:

Code: Select all

config button 'wifionoff'
	option button 'wps'
	option action 'released'
	option handler '/usr/bin/wifionoff.sh &'
	option min '0'
	option max '2'

config button 'restart_wan_connection'
	option button 'wps'
	option action 'released'
	option handler '/usr/bin/restartwan.sh &'
	option min '3'
	option max '5'

config button 'reboot_button'
	option button 'wps'
	option action 'released'
	option handler 'logger reboot ; /usr/lib/gargoyle/reboot.sh ;'
	option min '6'
	option max '90'

The "secret" is, basically, set the min and max options. So, following the example above:

If I press the WPS button:

• Between 0 and 2 secs ---> Toggle WiFi
  Between 3 and 5 secs ---> Restart WAN
  Between 6 and 90 secs ---> Reboot router

[zhmjwo]

As a side note: you can have as many 'wps' entries as you want. For example, this is a chunk of my system config file:

Code: Select all

config button 'wifionoff'
	option button 'wps'
	option action 'released'
	option handler '/usr/bin/wifionoff.sh &'
	option min '0'
	option max '2'

config button 'restart_wan_connection'
	option button 'wps'
	option action 'released'
	option handler '/usr/bin/restartwan.sh &'
	option min '3'
	option max '5'

config button 'reboot_button'
	option button 'wps'
	option action 'released'
	option handler 'logger reboot ; /usr/lib/gargoyle/reboot.sh ;'
	option min '6'
	option max '90'

The "secret" is, basically, set the min and max options. So, following the example above:

If a press the WPS button:

• Between 0 and 2 secs ---> Toggle WiFi
  Between 3 and 5 secs ---> Restart WAN
  Between 6 and 90 secs ---> Reboot router

Great!
I am learning more.