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Bootstrap Wifi support over Wifi
https://davesteele.github.io/comitup/
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wifi connection problem #121

Closed asadasivam closed 3 years ago

asadasivam commented 4 years ago

Hi team,

I have two routers. So First I have connected in one router by using comitup os(raspberry pi)it is connected successfully and I power off the router and tried to connect with another router it is not connecting it shows authentication error I don't why can you please explain to me about this I am so enthusiastic to learn about this

davesteele commented 4 years ago

I don't think the fact that you have two routers involved has anything to do with the problem (unless they have the same ssid).

Does NetworkManager have anything to say about the failure? (sudo grep NetworkManager /var/log/user.log).

Note that the configuration for the connection is stored in /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections. You can work on details from there.

Also note that you can invoke the connections from NetworkManager itself:

sudo systemctl stop comitup sudo nmcli con up <ssid>

asadasivam commented 4 years ago

It is showing like this InkedIMG-20200804-WA0009_LI

asadasivam commented 4 years ago

can you please explain about this

davesteele commented 4 years ago

Not really. The connection shows as open, meaning no password is needed. Maybe you're using a USB Wifi for the hotspot which is not well supported by Raspbian.

Comitup implements a "captive portal", using dnsmasq. Perhaps logs for that utility may give some insight.

asadasivam commented 4 years ago

No, I am not using USB wifi for the hotspot, so what will be the reason

asadasivam commented 4 years ago

it says that couldn't connect to the network why?

davesteele commented 3 years ago

i encountered this problem. Resolved with https://github.com/davesteele/comitup/commit/9c044dcd9d436876cdfc0f9ce0948520281901cc, released with v1.15, and the latest image.