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Localised environments might have the `nmcli` response be translated, breaking
the string comparison.
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> The NetworkManager 0.9.10.0-2 that is in the repository no longer
> ships the 'nm-tool' utility, so this script is also broken in that
> area. It can be replaced by "nmcli -t --fields STATE g" easily:
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> STATECMD="nmcli -t --fields STATE g"
> [...]
> if [ ! `${STATECMD}` = 'connected' ]; then
> [...]
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> This fix plus the PASSWORD one now results in a fully working
> dispatcher with the latest NM release.
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> This script doesn't work with the default configuration of chrony.conf
> and chrony.keys; they set the keyword 'generatecommandkey' which
> writes the key in MD5 format (other Googling shows SHA is also
> possible):
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> 1 MD5 HEX:AABBCCDDEEFF
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> This is documented here:
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> http://chrony.tuxfamily.org/manual.html#commandkey-directive
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> The issue is the sed line for PASSWORD doesn't strip out the method,
> so tries to pass "MD5 HEX:..." over to chronyc. Here's a sed that
> works for both what's in the wiki ('1 xyzzy') and the autogenerated
> keys ('1 MD5 HEX:...'):
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> -PASSWORD=`grep ^$COMMANDKEY $KEYFILE | sed 's/[^ ]* //' -`
> +PASSWORD=`grep ^$COMMANDKEY $KEYFILE | sed 's/.*[^ ] //' -`
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> That will extract the other direction - find the last space and grab
> what follows it, rather than finding the first space etc. It also
> looks like we could just avoid this altogether and use "chronyc -a" to
> automatically do the needful.
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