Suggested way to build up a connection with qmicl/libqmi? How to get indications, that connection not working/connection was dropped?
Martin Maurer
martin.maurer at mmeacs.de
Wed Sep 6 07:44:53 UTC 2023
Hello,
when I want to build up a connection, I send some command, which return
an id, an IP address, ...
So when using a bash script I think I need to parse the output of the
current command,
to be able to use the id for upcoming qmicli calls.
When doing the same via C/C++ it looks like (at least for a beginner)
the first steps are not the easiest once.
A collegue just found a python example:
https://gitlab.com/linux-mobile-broadband/libqmi/-/tree/main/examples/simple-tester-python?ref_type=heads
What is the suggested way? Are there examples to do such a thing via a
shell script?
And a question in similar area: When connection was successfully
established, a ping is working and suddenly not more,
can I somehow get an indication what happened to the connection? If
there is currently just no data transfer possible,
or connection dropped, or any other reason happened?
Best regards,
Martin
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