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    monitor the list of connected clients via python

    quick update - I tried sharing /proc/net out via smb.conf.add and while the directory shows up, all the files are zero length - so that's no good. I tried using a custom script attached to DHCPC-Event but that doesn't trigger on mere association and dissociation. so I opted to run a cron job...
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    monitor the list of connected clients via python

    well - that didn't work. I edited smb.conf, rebooted and it cleared my changes...
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    monitor the list of connected clients via python

    interesting idea, but I want realtime access if possible. I have though about editing /tmp/etc/smb.conf (samba config) directly to create a share to the directory, feels risky though...
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    monitor the list of connected clients via python

    next stumbling block - can't use sshfs to connect to the router as sftp-server is not installed (and I don't want to modify the router if at all possible)... I want filesystem like access so I can use python watchdog unless anyone else has better ideas for solving this...
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    monitor the list of connected clients via python

    after digging around the web pages and c files, here's what I found (note my router is at 192.168.2.1) the wireless log status is at http://192.168.2.1/Main_WStatus_Content.asp which makes an ajax call to http://192.168.2.1/ajax_wificlients.asp which returns the kind of data I want viewing the...
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    monitor the list of connected clients via python

    I am trying to set up a realtime monitor of authenticated clients. The idea is that I have a raspberry pi that will give text to speech notifications when authorised clients join the network. for fun :-) I am quite happy with the raspberry pi and text to voice bit - but I am trying to find out...
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