On 07/29/2016 12:57 AM, <uht...@posteo.de> wrote:
I installed a basic devuan ascii to qemu and hopefully i went to /etc
to configure from the commandline a working wireless connection. But,
nada - there is no wpa_supplicant (which i expected to be there).
Now, may be/of course in devuan/debian there is another way to set up a
connection: Would someone be so kind and point me to a link wwith a
good instruction?
Thanks a lot in advance!
You can use the backend of simple-netaid for that:
https://git.devuan.org/edbarx/netman.git
Here you are the output of the helper:
aitor@devuan:/usr/lib/simple-netaid/bin$ ./backend --help
Usage:
backend -h|--help # Print this message.
backend 0 ESSID PWD # Save PWD for ESSID.
backend 1 ESSID PWD # Save PWD for ESSID and connect to ESSID.
backend 2 ESSID # Query saved connection ESSID for wpa-ssid.
backend 3 ESSID # Delete saved connection ESSID.
backend 4 ESSID # Connect to ESSID.
backend 5 # Disconnect active connection.
backend 6 # Scan to standard output.
backend 7 # List saved connections to standard
output.
backend 8 # Detailed scan to standard output.
backend 9 eth0 # Connect to eth0.
backend 10 # Automatically attempt to connect.
backend 11 # Brute force call ifdown for all
devices.
HTH,
Aitor.
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