Systemd/networkd/dispatcher: Difference between revisions

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{{Note|Parts of this instruction and module are not yet stable and will be available in the upcoming NixOS 23.05 release.}}

== ~~Installation~~ ==

== Usage ==

~~Add~~ following ~~line~~ to ~~your system configuration~~ to ~~install~~ and ~~enable Networkd-dispatcher~~

The following example triggers a script every time the networkd state <code>routable</code> or <code>off</code> is reached. This is the case when you connect to a new network or quit an existing connection as with [[OpenVPN]]. An additional check ensures that the affected interface corresponds to <code>wlan0</code> and that the uplink is <code>configured</code>. After that the [[Tor]] daemon gets restarted.

services.networkd-dispatcher.enable = true;

services.networkd-dispatcher = {

~~</syntaxhighlight>~~

enable = true;

rules."restart-tor" = {

~~== Configuration~~ ==

onState = ["routable" "off"];

script = ''

~~In the following example we're going to create a script which will restart the~~ [~~[Tor~~]~~] daemon everytime the interface <code>wlan0</code> establishes a new successfull connection to a wifi network.~~

#!${pkgs.runtimeShell}

if [[ $IFACE == "wlan0" && $AdministrativeState == "configured" ]]; then

{~~{file|/var/lib/networkd-dispatcher/routable~~.~~d/00-restart-tor.sh|bash|<nowiki>~~

echo "Restarting Tor ..."

~~#!/usr/bin/env bash~~

systemctl restart tor

if [[ $IFACE == "wlan0" && $AdministrativeState == "configured" ]]; then

fi

systemctl restart tor

exit 0

fi

'';

exit 0

};

~~</nowiki>~~}}

};

~~Adjusting file permissions for the script to work~~

~~<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">~~

~~chmod 755 /var/lib/networkd-dispatcher/routable.d/00-restart-tor~~

~~chown root /var/lib/networkd-dispatcher/routable.d/00-restart-tor~~

</syntaxhighlight>

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 {{Note|Parts of this instruction and module are not yet stable and will be available in the upcoming NixOS 23.05 release.}}
-== Installation ==
+== Usage ==
-Add following line to your system configuration to install and enable Networkd-dispatcher
+The following example triggers a script every time the networkd state <code>routable</code> or <code>off</code> is reached. This is the case when you connect to a new network or quit an existing connection as with [[OpenVPN]]. An additional check ensures that the affected interface corresponds to <code>wlan0</code> and that the uplink is <code>configured</code>. After that the [[Tor]] daemon gets restarted.
 <syntaxhighlight lang="nix">
-services.networkd-dispatcher.enable = true;
+services.networkd-dispatcher = {
-</syntaxhighlight>
+  enable = true;
+  rules."restart-tor" = {
-== Configuration ==
+    onState = ["routable" "off"];
+    script = ''
-In the following example we're going to create a script which will restart the [[Tor]] daemon everytime the interface <code>wlan0</code> establishes a new successfull connection to a wifi network.
+      #!${pkgs.runtimeShell}
+      if [[ $IFACE == "wlan0" && $AdministrativeState == "configured" ]]; then
-{{file|/var/lib/networkd-dispatcher/routable.d/00-restart-tor.sh|bash|<nowiki>
+        echo "Restarting Tor ..."
-#!/usr/bin/env bash
+        systemctl restart tor
-if [[ $IFACE == "wlan0" && $AdministrativeState == "configured" ]]; then
+      fi
-    systemctl restart tor
+      exit 0
-fi
+    '';
-exit 0
+  };
-</nowiki>}}
+};
-Adjusting file permissions for the script to work
-<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
-chmod 755 /var/lib/networkd-dispatcher/routable.d/00-restart-tor
-chown root /var/lib/networkd-dispatcher/routable.d/00-restart-tor
 </syntaxhighlight>