Jouke Witteveen

Questions have a better chance of getting an answer in the Arch forums, but let me try to help you. So you have a profile for Eduroam and some networks...

Let me know when you find a solution! I just found that wpa_supplicant has the ability to blacklist BSSIDs and your use case is a good reason to support such...

Have you tried including something like ``` Security=wpa-configsection WPAConfigSection=( 'ssid="eduroam"' 'key_mgmt=WPA-EAP' 'eap=PEAP' 'pairwise=TKIP CCMP' 'anonymous_identity="anonymous"' 'identity=""' 'password=""' 'bssid_blacklist= ... ' ) ``` in your profile?

It looks like the blacklist you set in the config section does not show up in the output of `wpa_cli blacklist`. This would be a bug in `wpa_cli` and (if...

Maybe @gandro can take a look at this?

Thanks for your input! There can be many things in profile files that may be considered sensitive information (e.g. `Pin=`, for a `mobile_ppp` connection). I don't think splitting profile files...

Your status messages include `Interface 'bridgevm' does not exist`. This message can only appear when the `Connection=` type is `ethernet`. Are you sure you are starting the profile you think...

The profile you post has `IP=static`. I believe you are saying that it does work like this, but does not when you change that line to `IP=dhcp`? Could you add...

Would something along the lines of [`pytest_terminal_summary`](https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest/blob/7.1.x/src/_pytest/runner.py#L68-L97) be an option, where we list the tests along with their duration and peak memory usage?

I've made a little proof-of-concept: [`pytest-resource-usage`](https://pypi.org/project/pytest_resource_usage/). Feel free to copy anything from that experiment.