Hi,
On Fri, 2014-09-05 at 10:50 -0400, Mike Purvis wrote:
> Is there some way to make connman more persistent in trying to achieve a
> connection? My perception is that it basically tries once, fails, and then
> gives up for good.
Unfortunately not. There exists a category of WiFi APs that are very
eager to lock out devices if they fail to connect a few number of times
in a row. Trying to reconnect more agressively will just lock out
ConnMan from those networks.
> In any case, is /usr/local the default for a source installation? If so,
> this should definitely be clearly documented, especially when users are
> encouraged to install connman from source!
Usually distros install ConnMan in /usr, and set --localstatedir=/var
for ./configure. The documentation tries to keep it all sensible by not
explicitely writing something mysterious like {prefix}/usr/... in all
places. Then again /usr/local/ is the default installation prefix for
everything locally installed that comes from a tar ball, so this is set
as default for ConnMan as well.
Cheers,
Patrik
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