Sorry for the delay, I was in the australian outback without notebook
and internet access, and then busy with moving my (physical) home.
I'll attach my /etc/network/interfaces (stripped down, some irrelevant
things removed).
My wpasupplicant.conf contains an entry like
network={
ssid="athome"
priority=100
key_mgmt=WPA-PSK
psk="somepassword"
id_str="athome"
}
so the wpa supplicant scripts successfully choose the athome entry in
/etc/network/interfaces.
The problem still exists, although in most cases I simpy shut down the notebook
anyway. If I need to
take down the interface only, I have to call "wpa_action wlan0 stop" manually.
I guess it could work if I put this command as a down command in either
the wlan0 or the athome stanza. But the next thing to do is to upgrade
the notebook to feisty.
regards
** Attachment added: "interfaces"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/8320320/interfaces
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ifupdown script fails to terminate wpasupplicant
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