Hi,
I have a situation where the user has sent a connection to an open AP. Before connman
returns that the connection has completed, the user attempts to cancel the connection.
According to the documentation the net.connman.Service.Disconnect "can also be used
to abort a previous connection attempt via the Connect method." The issue is that
when I attempt this, that after I make the dbus call to disconnect, and before the
disconnect call returns I get a segmentation fault. The stack is hammered enough that
the only traceback information is that it happens in libdbus-1.so.3. This only happens
when I try to cancel a connection on an open AP. Cancelling all other attempts have
worked to this point. Is there something that I need to set a guard around so this
doesn't happen?
What version of connman and wpa_supplicant are you using?
Also, please provide any relevant logs you could have (the backtrace and
so on).
Try running connman this way:
CONNMAN_SUPPLICANT_DEBUG=1 connmand -n -d &> connman_log.txt
and paste the logs somewhere.
Thanks,
Tomasz
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