H34dl3ss wrote:
> Hi!
> Sorry to resurrect this old thread, but it is pretty much the same issue
> I'm dealing with.
>
> I have a mobile setup of a squeezebox standalone server.
> It is providing a wifi access point.
> The intention is to use the pcp client with the mobile server
>
I tested against your statement.
When shutting down the mobile AP, the client running PCP will not
connect to any other wifi net nor will it reconnect to the
mobile AP when it comes back online.
I waited a couple of minutes for it to reconnect but it's not.
That would probably be a fair assessment, but I've never played with
that.
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HÂ…:confused:
I shut down the mobile AP unintentionally before shutting down the
client.
Then I fired up the AP again to shut down the client and wasn't able to
connect to the client.
I suppose it must have connected to the next available, low priority net
if it is like you say.
Then it is
wpa_supplicant should happily reconnect when an SSID is in range. I
have a old model A running wifi, and it has been up for over 4 years..
It has a LiPO backup battery, but the wifi router goes down pretty quick
after a power outtage.
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Well, that pretty much nailed it!
Turned the numbers around and everything works as intended!
Thanks for the qualified and swift response!
Next task will be some kind of "reconnect" feature to avoid a reboot in
case the client looses wifi connection.
But that's worth another thread if I can't
The documentation is far from clear on that.but it sure looks like
the bigger the number the more priority it has
https://w1.fi/cgit/hostap/plain/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf
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Hi!
Sorry to resurrect this old thread, but it is pretty much the same issue
I'm dealing with.
I have a mobile setup of a squeezebox standalone server.
It is providing a wifi access point.
The intention is to use the pcp client with the mobile server
occasionally, but also use the local server
Hi Jesperlykke , Hi Greg,
not trying to steal the thread;
But what about multiple WiFi nics?
Would it be possible to use 2 or more WiFi nics to setup a Wireless AP
regardless of the connection to a wifi network?
This might help me too with my portable PCP4 boombox.
Regards M-H
Pi based
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi Jesperlykke,
>
> Starting with pCP4.0.0 you can maintain wpa_supplicant.conf manually.
>
> I have not tried this, but I think you can have numerous wifi networks
> defined. That's a start!
>
> regards
> Greg
Greg... I will try... let's see how it goes...
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