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--- tutorials:airport [2018/05/30 16:59] – James Sentman
+++ tutorials:airport [2023/02/13 14:52] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 =====Airport Helper v1.1=====
+**NOTE: this application has been replaced by the [[supported_hardware:airport|AirPort Monitor Plugin]].**\\
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 Apple’s airport devices are great routers and wifi access points that don’t so far suffer from the number of hacks and problems that other models seem to. One of the ways they get some of that extra security is by not having a web based interface, you have to run their custom application which makes a secure connection to the device to change it’s configuration.
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-Please note that the same requirement to register your script or host application in the system preferences under allowed assistive scripting is a requirement for whatever you put that script into. Otherwise it will fail. There also seems to be either a bug in the AirPort Utility app or a limitation in user interface scripting that may not allow that to work if you run it from an application that was not launched specifically by a user action. You also may not be able to run it from a background app.
+Please note that the same requirement to register your script or host application in the system preferences under allowed assistive scripting is a requirement for whatever you put that script into. Otherwise it will fail. There also seems to be either a bug in the AirPort Utility app or a limitation in user interface scripting that may not allow that to work if you run it from an application that was not launched specifically by a user action. You also may not be able to run it from a background app. Just cutting and pasting this into an XTension global script does not work. Thats why it became an external script application.