David Steele

Comitup, for the most part, ignores the ethernet port. When using the Comitup image, that port is handled by a pair of NetworkManager connections. If you are not using the...

If the issue involves networking, I suspect the solution follows along the lines of [this](https://davesteele.github.io/raspberrypi/2021/04/29/comitup-and-pihole/).

Good work. The add_hosts() function is getting a list of network devices for publishing ZeroConf services and mdns records - it needs to list both wired and wireless devices. I...

Note that Comitup also takes action on loss of a wifi connection.

The current random value is preserved over reinstalls and upgrades (see debian/comitup.*inst in the debian branch). It is currently [removed](https://github.com/davesteele/comitup/blob/00727eaac9f169154e939d711f991b29356a03e6/debian/comitup.prerm#L7) on uninstall. It's not a bad idea to [move](https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ap-flowcharts.html) that...

Comitup and Apache both want/need ownership of port 80 - they can't both run at the same time. See [this example](https://davesteele.github.io/raspberrypi/2021/04/29/comitup-and-pihole/) on how to get such services to coexist. This...

Start with Apache2 disabled, then you should see the GUI (if upstream is not connected at startup). Then configure the callback to start Apache2 when needed. Comitup will determine the...

I promptly review PRs.

Comitup assumes that connections with the same SSID have the same configuration, including password.

There is no way to have Comitup run this process for you. It may be OK to just let your process run. If CONNECTED, Comitup doesn't care, and otherwise the...