Quoth Luis <l...@ck-weine.ch>: > On Wed, 2023-06-14 at 10:30 -0400, Stanley Lieber wrote: > > not sure what other problems there may be, but make sure essid > > appears on the same line as ether0. > > > > sl > > Ok, Thanks. The Problem does persist with essid= on the same line as > ether0=.
I recall having issues as well with this. My current plan9.ini uses the bssid= rather than the essid= for the wireless network I'm connecting to, but I don't think it does anything because in my user's profile I run a script to connect to wifi *after* I start up factotum: % cat /bin/wifi/auth #!/bin/rc if (~ $ether '') ether=`{cd /net; ls -d ether*} for (e in $ether ) { if (grep -s 'status: need authentication' /net/$e/ifstats) { essid=`{grep '^essid: ' /net/$e/ifstats | sed 's/essid: //'} if (grep -s 'essid=.*'^$"essid /mnt/factotum/ctl) { aux/wpa /net/$e ip/ipconfig ether /net/$e } if not echo 'No factotum key found for essid:'^$"essid >[1=2] } } So the wpapsk= probably didn't work for my situation or I didn't know how to wield it. If either of those was the case, perhaps I didn't want to type the password each time and I was okay with waiting for my profile to be run. ------------------------------------------ 9fans: 9fans Permalink: https://9fans.topicbox.com/groups/9fans/Tf639303c48fd1149-M7667a918367e5a13ff8c9353 Delivery options: https://9fans.topicbox.com/groups/9fans/subscription