Daniel Huhardeaux wrote:
Kel Modderman wrote:
Daniel Huhardeaux wrote:
Kel Modderman wrote:
daniel huhardeaux wrote:
Package: wpasupplicant
Version: 0.4.8-2
Severity: minor
In the ifupdown script the VERBOSITY variable is not initialized.
A good feature would be to have a wpa-verbosity
(0,no=default/1,yes) in
interfaces file to play with.
What is wrong with ifup --verbose ?
The --verbose option of ifupdown is what initialises VERBOSITY.
I would like to close this bug unless you do not agree with me.
I was mainly thinking about the verbose mode when ifup is running in
auto. Anyway, if this is the only mode for which it should work, ok
for closing the bug.
The embedded VERBOSITY echo's were designed to debug interfaces
stanza'a, nothing more.
Are you thinking of something like verbose logging to syslog of the
running wpa_supplicant daemon or so?
syslog or dmesg. Something like "wpa-verbose yes" in interfaces file
would allow to log in verbosity mode
Hi Daniel,
After going through some of these old discussions, I discovered that I
completely misunderstood this request. I will add a "wpa-verbosity"
switch to the script, when set to anything (ie, wpa-verbosity 1 or
wpa-verbosity foo), wpa_supplicant's ifupdown hook will spit out lots of
messages.
Thanks, Kel.
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