Closed PicoMitchell closed 3 years ago
I'll add that line and test it out, I suspect it will probably be ok and resolve the issue
Adding in both locations may be a better solution. I'm feeling about done with fiddling with this for now, but I just saw a case where my specified wifi_config_name
continued to be broadcast after Wi-Fi was connected when I only had WiFi.mode(WIFI_STA);
before the WiFiManager wifiManager;
.
Want to drop a pull request for your changes and I'll take a look?
Will do. I'll come back to this after a break. Think I'll do a bit more investigating first.
When logging WiFi.getMode()
I was seeing that WIFI_AP_STA
was still being preserved by WiFiManager
after setting WiFi.mode(WIFI_STA);
after // if you get here you have connected to the WiFi
.
That made it seem like there should be a better place to put WiFi.mode(WIFI_STA);
so that WiFiManager
would preserve it properly on its own. But, putting it before WiFiManager wifiManager;
didn't seem to work like I thought it would.
Seems like putting WiFi.mode(WIFI_STA);
before WiFiManager wifiManager;
is the way to go. The STA mode variable does get preserved properly by WiFiManager
that way.
wifi_config_name
continuing to be broadcast after Wi-Fi was connected was a false positive, it just continues to stay visible to my computer for a bit (but cannot be connected to) and then goes away properly.
Merged, gonna close this for now thanks for checking this out
I mentioned this issue in https://github.com/mdhiggins/ESP8266-HTTP-IR-Blaster/issues/306 but since it's unrelated I've opened a new issues. Now, I think I've figured out why this was happening and how to solve/avoid it.
I'm not sure exactly why this occurred on my board, but I think this is because of WiFi mode persistence settings in WiFiManger. Seems like possibly
WIFI_AP_STA
got set on my board somehow and then persisted aftersetupWifi
.As a solution, adding
WiFi.mode(WIFI_STA);
after// if you get here you have connected to the WiFi
seems to solve this issue for me. OR, addingWiFi.mode(WIFI_STA);
before theWiFiManager wifiManager;
may be a better solution so that STA mode gets persisted by WiFiManager on its own.So, I'm not sure if this was really caused by
ESP8266-HTTP-IR-Blaster
in the first place, but thought you may want to know how to easily avoid it for any other users. A lot is going on inWiFiManger
andESP8266-HTTP-IR-Blaster
and I'm not certain there would be no other consequences to adding this line. Or, there may be a better place to add this line or a better way to solve this altogether.