Public bug reported:
It's my first report and I'm french. Excuse me for my bad english I try
to explain you the problem.
When I try to configure WIFI (with an ipw2200 card on a gusty distrib
(7.10)), I can't connect to my Access Point with my WPA key.
I find the response when I try to encrypt the key with wpa_passphrase
command.
Take here a example :
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ wpa_passphrase my_accespoint
testPassPhraseWithAllCharactere{[(**&é"'(-è_çà)
bash: bad syntax near `(' ...
(I translate the error message)
With this error, I just change my passphrase with only alphanumerix
caracther and WIFI with WPA work fine.
I hope this help you, and this bug can fix early because most of personn try to
secure their WPA key with no alphanumerix character.
Bye and thank you.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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WIFI WPA support
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/172346
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