On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 02:13:24AM +0100, Jan wrote:
> Apparently wpa_cli -a doesn't pass the ssid as a parameter when executing
> the script. I would consider this important when dealing with multiple
> profiles.
$WPA_ID_STR
--Valentin
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Then run wpa_cli status
On Wed, 19 Jan 2011 14:13:53 +0100, Valentin wrote:
> What does this do that wpa_cli -a can't do?
>
> --Valentin
Apparently wpa_cli -a doesn't pass the ssid as a parameter when executing
the script. I would consider this important when dealing with multiple
profiles.
Jan
I ended up finding the tutorial on the Arch wiki. I was hoping that
because I had the gui that I wouldn't need to configure anything
manually, but on the wiki they provided a minimal configuration just to
get the gui to work. It worked and I could browse and interact with
networks. Unfortunatel
Hi
I don't know anything about the gui stuff, but it seems you simply
haven't configured wpasupplicant. To configure it---if you installed it
from the ubuntu repositories, which should be (almost) the same as the
Debian packages---look at the
/usr/share/doc/wpasupplicant/README.Debian. The configu
Okay so I don't know why but apparently it isn't freezing on me anymore.
I remember the freezing starting when I tried connecting to my network
at home -- I'm no longer at home. Either way Wicd isn't going to work
here because we have a TTLS-PAP connection and I didn't see support for
that in W
On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 04:42:22AM +0100, Jan wrote:
> just suggesting an alternative, I'm using wpa_supplicant (wifi daemon) in
> combination with wpa_actiond (daemon that waits for connect events and
> executes a shell script on connect/disconnect/reconnect).
What does this do that wpa_cli -a c
Hi,
just suggesting an alternative, I'm using wpa_supplicant (wifi daemon) in
combination with wpa_actiond (daemon that waits for connect events and
executes a shell script on connect/disconnect/reconnect). wpa_actiond is
developed by the arch linux community, so it might not be comfortable on
Ub
I use the default desktop environment for Ubuntu right now because
things don't freeze there. I can check again probably tomorrow and get
back to all of you with more detail about the problem. I was sort of
hoping it was a common thing, guess not. Maybe it is just Wicd and I
should find another
Wmii was still acting up or everything was fine? 'It' is ambiguous.
On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 09:36:14PM -0500, Eitan Goldshtrom wrote:
I'm using wmii with Ubuntu and everything was fine at first. I wanted to
get wireless working so I installed Wicd. Now every few seconds the
whole thing freezes up for a few seconds. I can move the mouse and
access Mod-a in or
I'm not in the position to try right now but I tried yesterday and yes,
it didn't work when Wicd was closed, though it is possible that the Wicd
server was running in the background.
-Eitan
Does the same thing happen when you're not using wicd?
I'm using wmii with Ubuntu and everything was fine at first. I wanted to
get wireless working so I installed Wicd. Now every few seconds the
whole thing freezes up for a few seconds. I can move the mouse and
access Mod-a in order to 'quit', and I haven't tested what else I can
do, but the open
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