On Mon, 2006-06-19 at 09:09 +0200, Holger Levsen wrote: > package: whereami > severity: wishlist > version: 0.3.28 > > Hi Andrew, > > it would be cool, if it was possible to detect and configure WPA networks > with > whereami too. Besides that, whereami still rocks my world!
Hi Holger,
Perhaps you're using 'testsupplicant' already? It may be that the
newest version of wpa_supplicant in sid doesn't play well with that, and
that I need to update it.
Or perhaps you're not, since it looks like I never wrote any
documentation for that script in detect.conf(5)... Maybe nobody is
using it!
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testsupplicant (no parameters)
Starts a wpa_supplicant process in order to connect to a WPA
protected network. Note that the configuration file for
wpa_supplicant is expected to be at /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf
and it is expected to be properly configured.
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Does that give you enough clues? I'll attach the current testsupplicant
script I'm using, because I have tried to change it for the newer
supplicant in Sid but I lacked testers :-)
If it works for you, I'll roll a 0.3.29.
> btw, there is a typo in the changelog entry for 0.3.28: unconfiugured
Hmmm... not sure if it's OK to go back and change the changelog!
Cheers,
Andrew.
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