Dear list,

I try to write a small shellscript that (dis-)connects me with / from the WLAN of my university.

I use wpa_supplicant in combination with the -B switch to establish the connection. After a pause of 10 seconds I pull an IP address by calling dhcpcd.

My question (in context of the wlan-disconnect-script): how can I exit wpa_supplicant if it runs in the background ? Up to now it's done by "sudo killall wpa_supplicant" but I guess it's not the best way.

Kind regards,
Nelson.

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