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Restore networking after sleep with Brickhouse Firewall
Authored by: vinylone on Jan 18, '04 08:25:38PM

This may be a goofy question, but i'm struggling with lines 7 and 9:

<key>keys</key>
is the key value my wep key?

<key>name</key>
is the name value my SSID?

or am I overanalyzing this, and the script is as-written?

before i give it a whirl (not running the firewall, and running Panther 10.3) I figure i'd ask....

regards,

Eric Lecht



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Restore networking after sleep with Brickhouse Firewall
Authored by: vinylone on Jan 18, '04 08:56:10PM

Shoot, the more i look at that xml stanza the less confident i am of mucking about where I haven't a clue. Line 2 references the Firewall (the way I read it), and since i'm not RUNNING the firewall......
Back to MacAddict, and the thread i'm working on my G4 Powerbook/Panther 10.3 losing its network settings on sleep...
I see this hint had an initial query regarding this very thing...was there ever an answer here?

thanks LOADS in advance,

Eric Lecht



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Restore networking after sleep with Brickhouse Firewall
Authored by: gboudrea on Jan 29, '05 08:54:04AM

Use as-is.
<key/> tags are use to define the name of the parameters.
It's value follows...

So, for example, to define someParam=something, you'd have to use this syntax in the xml file:
<key>someParam</key>
<string>something</string>

- Mouton



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