On Fri, 2016-06-24 at 11:56 +0200, Michael Hirmke wrote: > Hi *, > > I'm about to write a script, which should do some actions in a user > context, whenever an interface is getting active or inactive. > I tried to implement this via the NetworkManager dbus interface and > the > signals "DeviceNowActive" and "DeviceNoLongerActive". > As it seems, the documentation mentioning these signals is outdated, > because they don't exist any more. Otherwise I'm doing somtehing > completely wrong. > > Can anyone sched some light on this, please? > Do these signals still exist? If so, is there an example on how to > use > them? At least I found them mentioned in one of the nm libraries. > If theses signals indeed don't exist any more, how is the preferred > solution for my problem? > > Thx a lot! > > Bye. > Michael.
Hi Michael, I think you should listen for the device's "State". Also, as a device becomes active, it gets a "ActiveConnection". "DeviceNowActive" and "DeviceNoLongerActive" seem to be very old. Are you actually programming against such an old version? Otherwise, it's better to consult the documentation that matches your version. Thomas
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