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wifitoggle Configuration
The /etc/config/wifitoggle configuration is provided by the wifitoggle package.
Sections
This is the default configuration for this section:
config 'wifitoggle'
option 'button' 'wps'
option 'persistent' '0'
option 'timer' '600'
option 'led_sysfs' 'wrt160nl:amber:wps'
option 'led_enable_trigger' 'timer'
option 'led_enable_delayon' '500'
option 'led_enable_delayoff' '500'
option 'led_disable_default' '0'
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The wifitoggle section contains these settings:
| Name | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
button | String | ? | wps | Button to use: wps = wifi protected service, ses = cisco services |
persistent | Boolean | ? | 0 | Commit changes to wireless config file, persistent after reset. Always 0 if Timer enabled |
timer | Integer | ? | 600 | Seconds for wifi to be turned off, 0 for no timer |
led_sysfs | String | ? | wrt160nl:amber:wps | Led to use, see /sys/class/leds for possible values |
led_enable_trigger | String | ? | timer | See /sys/class/leds/${led_sysfs}/trigger for possible values |
led_enable_delayon | Integer | ? | 500 | Milliseconds to turn led on after button pressed |
led_enable_delayoff | Integer | ? | 500 | Milliseconds to turn led off after button pressed |
led_disable_default | Boolean | ? | 0 | Led state for wifi disabled, 1 to turn it off if wifi is off |
doc/uci/wifitoggle.txt · Last modified: 2011/09/15 16:32 by written_direcon