Disconnection of the AP and "AP-STA-POSSIBLE-PSK-MISMATCH" error

[p0lycarpio]

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Bug description

When using my access point with any terminal, after about 5 minutes the devices are disconnected. In the hostapd logs, I can read: wlan0: AP-STA-POSSIBLE-PSK-MISMATCH e6:36:05:cf:c8:56 wlan0: STA e6:36:05:cf:c8:56 IEEE 802.11: disassociated

Your environment

1. Operating System: Raspbian Bullseye 32-bit Lite
2. Hardware and version: Raspberry Pi 4B 8GB
3. RaspAP version: 2.8.0 and 2.7.1
4. Followed the project prerequisites? Yes
5. RaspAP Quick Install or Manual setup? Quick Install
6. Using default configuration? SSID, password, wireless mode and channel changed
7. Simultaneous AP and managed mode? No
8. Onboard wireless chipset or external adapter? Onboard
9. Other software or services running with RaspAP? Yes, Docker. I followed the recommendations on FAQ page.

Steps to reproduce

1. Install RPi OS 11 32-bit Lite
2. Follow quick-start installation steps
3. Change SSID, PSK, wireless mode and channel
4. Restart

Screenshots

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Additional context

I don't think there is a conflict with Docker because stopping at startup and at runtime I still have the same problem.

[p0lycarpio]

After search, I think I have found what is causing the problem. I'm guessing the project cockpit related packages may interfere with wlan0. After uninstalling cockpit relative packages everything seems to work :) Should we warn users of a possible conflict?

[billz]

@p0lycarpio good to know, thanks. I looked into that error and couldn't find much on it. I'm unfamiliar with that software package, but think it's worth a mention in the FAQ.

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