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Can't connect to European university wifi (Eduroam) since last update #2327

Open simonarys opened 2 years ago

simonarys commented 2 years ago

Distribution (run cat /etc/os-release): 22.04 LTS

Related Application and/or Package Version (run apt policy $PACKAGE NAME):

Issue/Bug Description: I have been using Pop os for around 3 years and using the Eduroam wifi normally until two days ago when i updated my os to the latest version. I am now unable to connect to the wifi even though all the credentials are valid and i use them on other devices. It uses WPA2 Entreprise, PEAP, ca-certificate and username/password login.

Steps to reproduce (if you know): Simply try to connect to any Eduroam wifi with the correct credentials

Expected behavior: Should be able to use the wifi

Other Notes: I searched the internet for ways to fix it however my problem seems to recent to have been already answered.

batbat99 commented 2 years ago

same issue trying to connect to eduroam network

tahoe-vegas commented 2 years ago

same issue with WPA2 Enterprise, PEAP, no ca certificate, and login credentials

Samu01Tech commented 2 years ago

+1, I have the same issue

nikolaiwallin commented 2 years ago

Was using ubuntu switched to Pop OS eduroam no longer works

slhogle commented 2 years ago

same issue. seems to be related to a bug and another potentially different bug related to wpa and openssl3 migration.

The workarounds posted in those bug reports didn't fix the issue for me.

nikolaiwallin commented 2 years ago

I was able to fix by adding the following lines to openssl.conf found here and confirmation of what slhogle was saying about openssl3 migration

Ahmadreza-SY commented 2 years ago

I have the same issue. I tried the posted hacks (editing the openssl.cnf file) but it didn't work for me!

nikolaiwallin commented 2 years ago

Ahmadreza-SY did you run the command to restart the service after editing the file? sudo systemctl restart wpa_supplicant.service

Ahmadreza-SY commented 2 years ago

Ahmadreza-SY did you run the command to restart the service after editing the file? sudo systemctl restart wpa_supplicant.service

Yes, I restarted the service. I also forgot the WiFi connection and re-entered my user and password, but couldn't connect!