Question: Best way to execute python code after raspberry pi has connected to router? about comitup HOT 4 CLOSED

comitup-callback is an executable script that is your responsibility. The path is defined by the external_callback parameter, but, if you don't define that parameter, it takes the value shown in the comitup.conf comment. So, no, you don't have to make that change.

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1. Comitup publishes the ip address on all interfaces. If you have mdns support, just attempt "ssh comitup@<service_name>.local. The service_name is the name used for the SSID in HOTSPOT mode.
2. If you place an executable script at /usr/local/bin/comitup-callback, it will be called with the first argument = "CONNECTED" when the upstream connection is successful. See the external_callback parameter on the comitup.conf man page.
3. Use comitup-watch to discover IP addresses of connected Comitup devices.

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Wonderful! Thank you @davesteele!

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Dear @davesteele

One more question, can you please clarify what does comitup-callback mean in this path ?/usr/local/bin/comitup-callback.
Is comitup-callback my script or a directory? My RPi only had usr/local/bin/ but nothing after that. Is that a path I have to create?

Also, Am I right to assume that I have to modify comitup.conf from # external_callback: /usr/local/bin/comitup-callback to external_callback: /usr/local/bin/comitup-callback/myscript.py ?

Thank you again.

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