Hotspot Thermocouple Welder Manual here. The wireless connection in my house unfortunately often disappears, requiring a wireless router reboot. Making this worse is that my ubuntu media pc, does not automatically reconnect to the wireless network when it's been gone, and then comes up about a minute later. The network in question is setup as 'connect automatically' in the network settings. If I manually select my wireless network, using the wireless icon in the topright of my screen, everything works fine, until the next time that wireless goes down. I'm looking for a way so I don't have to remember to do this manually all the time. This seems to be posted all over the net with no good solutions. I guess the best fix/workaround is to make it check for internet connectivity and if it is not there then reconnect.

I did this via a ping test to google.com and then I simply made it restart networking. Code is not tested (the restart part and the cron part, if statement tested), so I'll just wait for it to disconnect at some point. I have an Ubuntu Server 12.10, so no GUI, and is a pain to connect monitor and keyboard every time the wireless stuffs up. Cron part done via webmin so Idk much about it. Script is as follows: # edited by dim_voly for networking restart on no pingback every 5 mins #! Bmw E46 Compact Betriebsanleitung Pdf here. /bin/bash # Name of File: networkingCron # Purpose: to check if the internet is up (via ping test to google) and if not, restart networking service # this script is invoked via cron, ideally every 5 mins. #check if there is internet via ping test if!

[ '`ping -c 1 google.com`' ]; then #if ping exits nonzero. Sudo service networking restart #restart the whole thing echo Networking service restarted due to no ping response from google.com fi echo Script 'networkingCron' completed, if no message above then there was no network restart. # dunno how to restart the wifi only since that is the only active connection that server uses.

# also I don't think those echos go anywhere Make sure to run as root and make sure the script has execute (u+x) permissions. Links: • • •. This is an alternative using service network-manager restart: #!/usr/bin/env bash # 1. Copy this script into # /usr/bin # 2.

Hi Christoph, I am trying to implement a connect/reconnect script. I was wondering if in View 4 the registry location for these keys had changed? Is it now located.

Change permissions # root:/usr/bin# chmod +x checkwifi.sh # 3. Add to cron as root # sudo su # crontab -e # add this to check your wifi every minute # * * * * * /usr/bin/checkwifi.sh is_ok=$(/sbin/ifconfig wlp2s0 /bin/grep inet addr -c) if [ '$is_ok' -eq 0 ]; then # restart /usr/sbin/service network-manager restart # wifi is ok /bin/echo $(date) 'wifi was restarted' >>/user/user/Dropbox/wifi.log /bin/echo $(/sbin/ifconfig wlp2s0) >>/home/user/Dropbox/wifi.log else # wifi is ok /bin/echo $(date) 'wifi is ok' >>/home/user/Dropbox/wifi.log /bin/echo $(/sbin/ifconfig wlp2s0) >>/home/user/Dropbox/wifi.log fi.