Open g4rrucho opened 4 years ago
else
if [[ "$OPS" =~ "WPA2" ]] || [[ "$OPS" =~ "WEP" ]]; then
WIFIPASS=$(echo -en "" | rofi -dmenu -password -p "PASSWORD" \
-mesg "Enter the PASSWORD of the network" -lines 0 -font "$FONT")
fi
if [ -z "$WIFIPASS" ]; then
nmcli dev wifi con "$CHSSID"
fi
if [[ "$CHSSID" != '' ]] && [[ "$WIFIPASS" != '' ]]; then
nmcli dev wifi con "$CHSSID" password "$WIFIPASS"
fi
fi
This else is the last from the main function btw. Since the user knows which connection it's already saved, the password won't be entered.
Another way to do this could be with the 'nmcli connection show' command, if the user doesn't want to remember which connections he has saved, which makes more sense in my mind.
if [ -n $( nmcli connection show | grep "$CHSSID" ) ]; then
nmcli dev wifi con "$CHSSID"
fi
For every known connections, the script still asks for the password.
I believe that this can be achieved with command "nmcli connection show" Just an idea here.