objective c - Mac OS X 10.10 Reorder preferred networks -
What is the best way to programmatically change the order of "preferred" network in OS X? Purpose-priority ...
I can use CoreWLAN to collect the list, and even add to it, but as far as I order again, I am in loss. I can make a copy of the preference file, edit it, and change the order of the predecessor, and then use a Bash script to write on the existing configuration, but it seems that one is messy.
I know Netvrksetap - Adresrvierlesnetvrktandaks command, but it does not work properly (10.9 system to work properly in 10:10) - it connects but does not set right order.
System Configuration Framework? anything else?
Thank you!
I was looking for a way to accomplish this by using a user using EAP-TTLS After transferring from an open wireless network to the WPA2E network, since the user first connects to the open network, it remains more in the Favorite Network list.
This is what I came up with whom:
Seedbluintrfes * interface = [Seedbluintrfes Intrfesvidthanam: [[Seedbluintrfes Intrfesnam] An object]]; CWMutableConfiguration * config = [CWMutableConfiguration Configuration Edit system: interface.configuration]; NSMutableArray * Network = [NSMutableArray arrayWithArray: [config.networkProfiles array]]; // If URI is open (if one exists) and // invoice Uaraisikyucr (if present) Seedblunetvrkprofail copy of the index 0 ([Network profile]) (if ([[profile Ssaidi] Akseltosting: @ " Uaraisikyucr "]) {[Networks removeObject: Profile];} else if ([[profile Ssaidi] is Avltostring: @" URI Open "]) {Seedblunetprofail * TMP = profile; [network deleted object: TMP]; [the Works Insert Object: TMP on Index: 0];}} Config.networkProfiles = [NSOrderedSet order Diasatvithare network]; SFAuthorization * auth = [SFAuthorization Authority]; BOOL authResult received = [auth Krenthoitrait: "system.preferences" flags: (kAuthorizationFlagExtendRights | kAuthorizationFlagInteractionAllowed | kAuthorizationFlagPreAuthorize) error: zero]; NSError * error = nil; [interface made configuration: config authority certificate error: & amp; error]; a few notes / Disclaimer :
- I regularly use OS X Does not use a test Mac to me in my office has been installed 10.7.5.
- This is the first thing I always wrote in Objective-C. It is the result of an afternoon; Like it's probably broken and ugly is YMMV
- Question used 10.10 I used. I'm not sure what the proper replacement is, but I doubt it.
- My approach was loosely based on
- I removed the handling of error for brevity.
- I considered using network setup or fixing open network in .mobileconfig, but neither seemed to work quite right.
- Since I just drag the Network Profile list into a temporary array, it is easily acceptable, any arbitrary sorting etc.
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