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kootenpv / access_points

Scan your WiFi and get access point information and signal quality
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list index out of range #23

Closed isayeter closed 1 year ago

isayeter commented 2 years ago

Please provide the output of the error below this line at github.com/kootenpv/access_points/issues list index out of range Line: SUPERONLINE_WiFi_57A5 -67 36 Y -- WPA(PSK/AES,TKIP/TKIP) RSN(PSK/AES,TKIP/TKIP)

kootenpv commented 2 years ago

What OS was this?

isayeter commented 2 years ago

Hello @kootenpv , it's MacOS Monterey (12.3.1) on M1 Max

athen66 commented 2 years ago

Still happening, MacOS Monterey 12.6.

kootenpv commented 2 years ago

Would very much welcome someone to try to solve this in a PR

NISH1001 commented 2 years ago

@athen66 @kootenpv So, I encountered this repo while randomly fiddling with tools. Apparently, the access_points binary gives correct List[dict] if ran as an external script (for instance copy the init.py somewhere and run it..it gives correct output). But doesn't work while being under miniconda/anaconda env.

Note: I tested this on MacOS Monterey 12.6 itself. The actual python script does give correct list. Maybe it's because of permission issue.

kootenpv commented 2 years ago

@athen66 @kootenpv So, I encountered this repo while randomly fiddling with tools. Apparently, the access_points binary gives correct List[dict] if ran as an external script (for instance copy the init.py somewhere and run it..it gives correct output). But doesn't work while being under miniconda/anaconda env.

Note: I tested this on MacOS Monterey 12.6 itself. The actual python script does give correct list. Maybe it's because of permission issue.

Wow thanks for figuring that out. Not sure if there is anything we can do other than recommend running as root?

NISH1001 commented 2 years ago

I think one way for this to work is by describing how we can add the access_points module to $PYTHONPATH env. I will try to figure out a better way for this over the weekend (if I have time). Otherwise, I have manually added the module to sys.path in whereami module to enforce.

Anyway, thanks for such a nice tool. I liked the idea of just using barebone access point names and training to the random forest.

michaeljoseph commented 1 year ago

@kootenpv I think this needs a new pypi release? I think this issue was fixed in #22, but the last release was in 2019.

kootenpv commented 1 year ago

@michaeljoseph thanks a lot for taking the time to figure out what happened - I guess I had not read output of deploy script earlier.

0.4.73 is available - please confirm this fixes for you

michaeljoseph commented 1 year ago 
🕙 2022-12-22 12:48:15  ❯ poetry add access_points
Using version ^0.4.73 for access-points

Updating dependencies
Resolving dependencies... (1.5s)

Writing lock file

Package operations: 0 installs, 1 update, 0 removals

  • Updating access-points (0.4.66 -> 0.4.73)

🕙 2022-12-22 12:49:27  ✖  poetry run access_points
[{"ssid": "dlink-956M-2.4G-8e0e", "bssid": "", "quality": 18, "security": "WPA(PSK/AES/AES) RSN(PSK/AES/AES) "}, {"ssid": "Scotties", "bssid": "", "quality": 20, "security": "WPA(PSK/AES/AES) RSN(PSK/AES/AES) "}, {"ssid": "Cedars-5G", "bssid": "", "quality": 30, "security": "WPA(PSK/AES/AES) RSN(PSK/AES/AES) "}, {"ssid": "Cedars Halfway_5G", "bssid": "", "quality": 28, "security": "WPA(PSK/AES/AES) RSN(PSK/AES/AES) "}, {"ssid": "Cedars Halfway", "bssid": "", "quality": 38, "security": "WPA(PSK/AES/AES) RSN(PSK/AES/AES) "}, {"ssid": "Cedars", "bssid": "", "quality": 52, "security": "WPA(PSK/AES/AES) RSN(PSK/AES/AES) "}, {"ssid": "Cedars", "bssid": "", "quality": 86, "security": "WPA(PSK/AES,TKIP/TKIP) RSN(PSK/AES,TKIP/TKIP) "}]

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