#!/bin/bash
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# IPFire.org - A linux based firewall                                         #
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# Sets the global wireless country code. Default is 00 = world.
WIRELESS_REGULATORY_DOMAIN="00"
NETWORK_SETTINGS_FILE_PARAMS="${NETWORK_SETTINGS_FILE_PARAMS} WIRELESS_REGULATORY_DOMAIN"

wireless_create() {
	local device=${1}
	assert isset device
	shift

	local address
	local phy
	local type="managed"

	while [ $# -gt 0 ]; do
		case "${1}" in
			--address=*)
				address=$(cli_get_val ${1})
				;;
			--phy=*)
				phy=$(cli_get_val ${1})
				phy=$(phy_get ${phy})
				;;
			--type=*)
				type=$(cli_get_val ${1})

				# ap --> __ap
				[ "${type}" = "ap" ] && type="__ap"
				;;
			*)
				error "Unrecognized argument: ${1}"
				return ${EXIT_ERROR}
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done

	assert isoneof type ibss managed monitor __ap
	assert phy_exists ${phy}
	isset address || address=$(mac_generate)

	cmd_quiet iw phy ${phy} interface add ${device} type ${type}
	local ret=$?

	if [ ${ret} -eq ${EXIT_OK} ]; then
		log DEBUG "created wireless device '${device}' (${type})"

		if isset address; then
			device_set_address ${device} ${address}
		fi
	else
		log ERROR "could not create wireless device '${device}' (${type}): ${ret}"
	fi

	return ${ret}
}

wireless_remove() {
	local device=${1}
	assert isset device

	if ! device_exists ${device}; then
		return ${EXIT_OK}
	fi

	# Tear down the device (if necessary).
	device_set_down ${device}

	# Remove it.
	cmd_quiet iw dev ${device} del
	local ret=$?

	if [ ${ret} -eq ${EXIT_OK} ]; then
		log DEBUG "removed wireless device '${device}'"
	else
		log ERROR "could not remove wireless device '${device}': ${ret}"
	fi

	return ${ret}
}

wireless_get_reg_domain() {
	# Returns the country code for the wireless device.
	# Defaults to 00 = world if unset.
	print "${WIRELESS_REGULATORY_DOMAIN:-00}"
}

wireless_init_reg_domain() {
	local country_code="$(wireless_get_reg_domain)"

	wireless_set_reg_domain "${country_code}" --no-reset
}

wireless_set_reg_domain() {
	local country_code
	local reset="true"

	while [ $# -gt 0 ]; do
		case "${1}" in
			--no-reset)
				reset="false"
				;;
			-*)
				log ERROR "Ignoring invalid option: ${1}"
				;;
			*)
				country_code="${1}"
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done

	assert isset country_code

	# Before the wireless reg domain is set, it helps to reset to 00 first.
	if enabled reset; then
		iw reg set 00 &>/dev/null
	fi

	log INFO "Setting wireless regulatory domain country to '${country_code}'"
	iw reg set "${country_code}"
}

wireless_channel_to_frequency() {
	# http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_WLAN_channels

	local channel=${1}
	assert isset channel

	# Channel number must be positive.
	assert [ "${channel}" -gt 0 ]

	# 2.4 GHz band
	case "${channel}" in
		[123456789]|1[0123])
			print "$(( 2407 + (${channel} * 5)))"
			return ${EXIT_OK}
			;;
		14)
			print "2484"
			return ${EXIT_OK}
			;;
	esac

	# 5 GHz band
	case "${channel}" in
		3[68]|4[02468]|5[26]|6[04]|10[048]|11[26]|12[048]|13[26]|14[09]|15[37]|16[15])
			print "$(( 5000 + (${channel} * 5)))"
			return ${EXIT_OK}
			;;
	esac

	return ${EXIT_ERROR}
}

wireless_set_channel() {
	local device=${1}
	assert isset device

	local channel=${2}
	assert isset channel

	device_exists ${device} || return ${EXIT_ERROR}

	log DEBUG "Setting wireless channel on device '${device}' to channel '${channel}'"
	cmd_quiet iw dev ${device} set channel ${channel}
}

wireless_ibss_join() {
	local device=${1}
	assert isset device
	shift

	local bssid
	local essid
	local frequency

	while [ $# -gt 0 ]; do
		case "${1}" in
			--bssid=*)
				bssid="$(cli_get_val ${1})"
				;;
			--essid=*)
				essid="$(cli_get_val ${1})"
				;;
			--channel=*)
				local channel="$(cli_get_val ${1})"

				# Save the frequency of the channel instead
				# of the channel itself.
				if isset channel; then
					frequency="$(wireless_channel_to_frequency ${channel})"
				fi
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done

	# Check input.
	assert ismac bssid
	assert isset essid
	assert isinteger frequency

	# Set device up.
	device_set_up "${device}"

	log INFO "${device} joining ibss network: ${essid} (${bssid})"
	cmd_quiet iw dev "${device}" ibss join "${essid}" \
		"${frequency}" fixed-freq "${bssid}"
}

wireless_ibss_leave() {
	local device=${1}
	assert isset device

	log INFO "${device} leaving ibss network"
	cmd_quiet iw dev "${device}" ibss leave
}

wireless_is_radar_frequency() {
	local frequency="${1}"
	assert isset frequency

	[[ ${frequency} -ge 5260 ]] && [[ ${frequency} -le 5700 ]]
}

wireless_monitor() {
	local device="${1}"
	assert isset device
	shift

	local monitor_device="$(port_find_free "${PORT_PATTERN_WIRELESS_MONITOR}")"

	# Create an 802.11 monitoring device
	wireless_create "${monitor_device}" --phy="${device}" --type="monitor"
	local ret=$?

	case "${ret}" in
		0)
			# Bring up the device
			device_set_up "${monitor_device}"

			# Starting tcpdump
			tcpdump -i "${monitor_device}" "$@"

			# Remove the monitoring interface.
			wireless_remove "${monitor_device}"
			;;

		*)
			log ERROR "Could not create a monitoring interface on ${device}"
			return ${EXIT_ERROR}
			;;
	esac

	return ${EXIT_OK}
}