Rocky Meza

You can do this to see what wifi is calling out to. ``` python scheme = # ... print(' '.join(['/sbin/ifup'] + self.as_args())) ``` Then you can run that command manually....

hmm, that's weird. Can you do this: ``` python scheme = # ... print(' '.join(['/sbin/ifup'] + self.as_args())) ``` and paste the output here? Thanks,

Can you try running that command directly and post the output here? On Fri, Jul 15, 2016 at 4:40 AM nox1203 [email protected] wrote: > Added print statement. > I changed...

oh, you were already connected. Can you disconnect and then run this command?

oh sorry, I mean, your interface was already up. Can you turn off the interface first? /sbin/ifdown wlan0 On Fri, Jul 15, 2016 at 6:01 AM nox1203 [email protected] wrote: >...

I think I did this just so that it would prefer WPA2 over WPA, I suppose I should have just listed out all of the encryption types, instead of just...

Is this in relationship to #42? I'm hesitant to merge this, because while it won't throw an exception, the parsing logic could actually be wrong and I don't want to...

Hi @irgusite, Sorry for not responding earlier. I have been on a lot of trips lately and haven't really had much free time. I've never had access to a WPA...

Hi @foosel, This is so awesome. Thank you so much for adding this pull request. I really want to read this code and get to understand what's going on, but...

Please see below 2014年9月2日 上午3:52于 "Gina Häußge" [email protected]写道： > Hi @rockymeza, > > No worries about the time constraints, I know this kind of issue only too > well myself....