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ubuntuser · 02-01-2013, 07:44 AM

Hey!

Sorry for digging out the topic

I've tried this today and it worked... but only once. I could browse websites. But then i left my university (cant remember if I had turned Wifi off or not before leaving).
Turning the wifi off and on doesnt work. Restarting doesnt help.
Running the script in the terminal also.
When I type
wpa_cli list_networks
I can see the output
0 eduroam any [CURRENT]
However, I'm not connected.
When i type wpa_cli, and then quit, I get some piece of info, like that:
CTRL-EVENT-DISCONNECTED [...] reason=DISC_SCAN or DISC_REQUESTED

When i type wpa_cli status it says
Supplicant PAE state = AUTHENTICATING

Typing udhcpc -i wlan0
Sending discover...
Sending discover...
Sending discover...

Do you have any ideas? I must say its highly inconvinient to change my home BSSID. I did it once and I dont want to do this more often. If eduroam is on my list_networks list, why it doesnt connect automaticaly? Is there a way to connect skipping GUI? Maybe I should dbus-send a message that im connected

02-01-2013, 07:44 AM	#73
ubuntuser Member Posts: 10 Karma: 23630 Join Date: Jan 2013 Device: Kindle 3	Hey! Sorry for digging out the topic I've tried this today and it worked... but only once. I could browse websites. But then i left my university (cant remember if I had turned Wifi off or not before leaving). Turning the wifi off and on doesnt work. Restarting doesnt help. Running the script in the terminal also. When I type wpa_cli list_networks I can see the output 0 eduroam any [CURRENT] However, I'm not connected. When i type wpa_cli, and then quit, I get some piece of info, like that: CTRL-EVENT-DISCONNECTED [...] reason=DISC_SCAN or DISC_REQUESTED When i type wpa_cli status it says Supplicant PAE state = AUTHENTICATING Typing udhcpc -i wlan0 Sending discover... Sending discover... Sending discover... Do you have any ideas? I must say its highly inconvinient to change my home BSSID. I did it once and I dont want to do this more often. If eduroam is on my list_networks list, why it doesnt connect automaticaly? Is there a way to connect skipping GUI? Maybe I should dbus-send a message that im connected Last edited by ubuntuser; 02-01-2013 at 12:02 PM.