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Re: Detecting if connected to internet
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Re: Detecting if connected to internet


  • Subject: Re: Detecting if connected to internet
  • From: Axel Luttgens <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 24 May 2008 13:39:16 +0200

On 23 mai 08, at 19:36, Dan Doughtie wrote:

I’ve written an Applescript that will make a backup of a Filemaker Database
with unique name then uses CURL to ftp it to a backup server. This DB is a
standalone and I don’t trust the user to make an offline backup for safety
purposes. They travel a lot and I’m afraid a stolen or dropped laptop would
really hurt if they lost this file.


But sometimes they work off line. I want to add a line that would check to
see if they were on the internet and if so, then send the backup, else, not.


Any suggested approaches? Ping something and if it fails then assume you’re
offline? Is there an OS status that would indicate this?

Hello Dan,

Command /usr/sbin/scutil, with its -r option, might be of some help here.

HTH,
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