Nils Diefenbach

Aye - try the latest pysher release and see if the issue persists - it should be fixed with `pysher 1.0.4 `

It worked for me, however this was using a previous version - this may have seen work since then; Manually connecting to the ssid works, tho?

Yes, I think the issue originates from line 276 of `wireless.py`: ``` # the current network is in the first column for line in response.splitlines(): if len(line) > 0: return...

Ah, nevermind - I just saw that `decode()` (which defaults to 'utf-8') is run on `subprocess.popen()`'s returned value in `def cmd()`. It shouldn't be encoding related then.

The closest I got was `platform_global_role` and the `MANAGE_XRAY_*` permissions, or using `platform_permissions`, although that only offers `READ` afait.

@alexhung , so you've deprecated a resource without having the necessary functionality available in the new resource? Don't you think that's a little..premature? At the very least, a note about...