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Added -a option to help. Changed some wording. Fixed manager variable issue.

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Brent Lovelace
2018-11-30 14:32:59 -08:00
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# This script is an attempt to simplify the creation of stations and connections for said stations. # This script is an attempt to simplify the creation of stations and connections for said stations.
# One UDP connection will be created for each station. # One UDP connection will be created for each station.
# The number of stations, station SSID, encryption type, number of packets to send, and transmit rates # The number of stations, station SSID, encryption type and passphrase, number of packets to send, and transmit rates
# can all be configured with the below options. # can all be configured with the below options.
# Required values are SSID, radio, and endpoint A port. # Required values are SSID, radio, and endpoint A port.
# -m Manager IP or hostname. # -m Manager IP or hostname.
# -r Resource IP or hostname. # -r Resource number.
# -w Which radio to use i.e wiphy0 wiphy1 etc.
# -n Number of stations to create. # -n Number of stations to create.
# -p Number of packets to send. # -s SSID for stations.
# -e Encryption type: open|wep|wpa|wpa2. # -e Encryption type: open|wep|wpa|wpa2.
# -P Passphrase for when AP is encrypted. # -P Passphrase for when AP is encrypted.
# -w Which radio to use i.e wiphy0 wiphy1 etc. # -a Port the station(s) will connect to.
# -s SSID for stations.
# -A Transmit rate for non station side (Endpoint A) of connection. # -A Transmit rate for non station side (Endpoint A) of connection.
# -B Transmit rate for station side (Endpoint B) of connection. # -B Transmit rate for station side (Endpoint B) of connection.
# -p Number of packets to send.
# -h Help information. # -h Help information.
# Example usage: # Example usage:
@@ -45,19 +46,20 @@ flag_port=false
show_help="This script is an attempt to simplify the creation of stations and connections for said stations. show_help="This script is an attempt to simplify the creation of stations and connections for said stations.
One UDP connection will be created for each station. One UDP connection will be created for each station.
The number of stations, station SSID, encryption type, number of packets to send, and transmit rates The number of stations, station SSID, encryption type and passphrase, number of packets to send, and transmit rates
can all be configured with the below options. can all be configured with the below options.
Required values are SSID, radio, and endpoint A port. Required values are SSID, radio, and endpoint A port.
-m Manager IP or hostname. -m Manager IP or hostname.
-r Resource IP or hostname. -r Resource number.
-w Which radio to use i.e wiphy0 wiphy1 etc.
-n Number of stations to create. -n Number of stations to create.
-p Number of packets to send. -s SSID for stations.
-e Encryption type: open|wep|wpa|wpa2. -e Encryption type: open|wep|wpa|wpa2.
-P Passphrase for when AP is encrypted. -P Passphrase for when AP is encrypted.
-w Which radio to use i.e wiphy0 wiphy1 etc. -a Port the station(s) will connect to.
-s SSID for stations.
-A Transmit rate for non station side (Endpoint A) of connection. -A Transmit rate for non station side (Endpoint A) of connection.
-B Transmit rate for station side (Endpoint B) of connection. -B Transmit rate for station side (Endpoint B) of connection.
-p Number of packets to send.
-h Help information. -h Help information.
Example usage: Example usage:
@@ -69,7 +71,7 @@ while getopts 'm:r:n:p:a:e:P:w:s:A:B:h' OPTION; do
case "$OPTION" in case "$OPTION" in
m) m)
#manager #manager
manager="$OPTARG" mgr="$OPTARG"
;; ;;
r) r)
#resource #resource