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#!/bin/bash
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PHY_DIR="/sys/class/ieee80211"

cli_device_status_phy() {
	local phy="${1}"
	assert phy_exists "${phy}"

	local address="$(phy_get_address "${phy}")"
	cli_print_fmt1 1 "Address" "${address}"

	# Show kernel module
	local driver="$(phy_get_driver "${phy}")"
	if isset driver; then
		cli_print_fmt1 1 "Driver" "${driver}"
	fi

	cli_space

	local devices="$(phy_get_devices "${phy}")"
	if isset devices; then
		cli_headline 2 "Soft interfaces"

		local device
		for device in ${devices}; do
			cli_print 2 "* %s" "${device}"
		done
		cli_space
	fi

	cli_headline 2 "Features"

	cli_print_fmt1 2 "Automatic Channel Selection" \
		"$(phy_supports_acs "${phy}" && print "Supported" || print "Not Supported")"
	cli_print_fmt1 2 "DFS" \
		"$(phy_supports_dfs "${phy}" && print "Supported" || print "Not Supported")"

	cli_space

	return ${EXIT_OK}
}

phy_dir() {
	local phy=${1}

	echo "${PHY_DIR}/${phy}"
}

phy_exists() {
	local phy=${1}
	assert isset phy

	[ -d "$(phy_dir ${phy})" ]
}

phy_list() {
	list_directory "$(phy_dir)"
}

phy_get() {
	local info="${1}"
	local phy

	# As this is already a valid phy, we don't need to search on...
	if phy_exists "${info}"; then
		print "${info}"
		return ${EXIT_OK}
	fi

	# If this is an existing device, we can figure out the name of the
	# phy directly.
	if device_exists ${info}; then
		phy="$(device_get_phy ${info})"

	# If we just got the MAC address we need to walk though all
	# available phys and find the right one.
	elif mac_is_valid ${info}; then
		local i
		for i in $(phy_list); do
			if [ "${info}" = "$(phy_get_address ${i})" ]; then
				phy=${i}
				break
			fi
		done
	fi

	log DEBUG "Searching for phy = ${info}, found ${phy:-none}"

	if [ -z "${phy}" ]; then
		return ${EXIT_ERROR}
	fi

	echo "${phy}"
	return ${EXIT_OK}
}

phy_get_address() {
	local phy=${1}
	assert isset phy

	local path="$(phy_dir ${phy})/macaddress"
	[ -r "${path}" ] || return ${EXIT_ERROR}

	print "$(<${path})"
}

phy_get_driver() {
	local phy="${1}"
	assert isset phy

	get_driver_from_path "$(phy_dir "${phy}")/device/driver/module"
}

phy_get_devices() {
	local phy="${1}"
	assert isset phy

	local device
	for device in $(device_list); do
		local p="$(device_get_phy "${device}")"

		if [ "${phy}" = "${p}" ]; then
			print "${device}"
		fi
	done
}

phy_list_leds() {
	local phy="${1}"

	# Check if the PHY exists
	assert phy_exists "${phy}"

	local led
	for led in $(list_directory /sys/class/leds); do
		# Get basename of the LED
		led=${led%*/}

		if [[ ${led} =~ ${phy}(:.*)?$ ]]; then
			print "${led}"
		fi
	done
}

# This function tries to automatically configure LEDs to
# something useful
phy_leds_autoconf() {
	local phy="${1}"
	assert isset phy

	local led
	for led in $(phy_list_leds "${phy}"); do
		# Skip some types of LEDs
		case "${led}" in
			# Pretty much everything we tested from Ralink
			# locked up the kernel after a couple of seconds
			rt*)
				continue
				;;
		esac

		# We try to set the LED into tpt mode (flashing on activity),
		# but will fallback to tx mode if that isn't supported
		local trigger
		for trigger in "${phy}tpt" "${phy}tx"; do
			if led_set_trigger "${led}" "${trigger}"; then
				break
			fi
		done
	done

	return ${EXIT_OK}
}

phy_supports_channel() {
	local phy="${1}"
	assert isset phy

	local channel="${2}"
	assert isinteger channel

	local _channel _frequency _dfs _max_tx_power
	while read -r _channel _frequency _dfs _max_tx_power; do
		if [ "${channel}" = "${_channel}" ]; then
			return ${EXIT_TRUE}
		fi
	done <<< "$(network-phy-list-channels "${phy}")"

	return ${EXIT_FALSE}
}

phy_list_ciphers() {
	local phy="${1}"
	assert isset phy

	network-phy-list-ciphers "${phy}"
}

phy_supports_cipher() {
	local phy="${1}"
	assert isset phy

	local cipher="${2}"
	assert isset cipher

	list_match "${cipher}" $(phy_list_ciphers "${phy}")
}

__phy_list_ht_capabilities() {
	local phy="${1}"
	assert isset phy

	local capabilities="$(network-phy-list-ht-caps "${phy}")"

	print "${capabilities//[\[\]]/ }"
}

phy_supports_ht_capability() {
	local phy="${1}"
	assert isset phy

	local capability="${2}"
	assert isset capability

	list_match "${capability}" $(__phy_list_ht_capabilities "${phy}")
}

# Returns TRUE if the PHY supports ACS
phy_supports_acs() {
	local phy="${1}"
	assert isset phy

	local driver="$(phy_get_driver "${phy}")"
	if ! isset driver; then
		return ${EXIT_ERROR}
	fi

	# This is basically a whilelist of drivers which support this
	# There is no better detection
	case "${driver}" in
		ath10k_*|ath9k|ath5k)
			return ${EXIT_TRUE}
			;;
		*)
			return ${EXIT_FALSE}
			;;
	esac
}

# Returns TRUE if the PHY supports DFS
phy_supports_dfs() {
	local phy="${1}"
	assert isset phy

	local driver="$(phy_get_driver "${phy}")"
	if ! isset driver; then
		return ${EXIT_ERROR}
	fi

	# This is basically a whilelist of drivers which support this
	# There is no better detection
	case "${driver}" in
		ath10k_*|ath9k|ath5k)
			return ${EXIT_TRUE}
			;;
		*)
			return ${EXIT_FALSE}
			;;
	esac
}