Open xeruf opened 2 years ago
And the content is also empty:
❯ for i in {1..10}; do go-networkmanager-qrcode-generator -f plain -i $i; done
Got 37 connections
QR code should contain:
WIFI:S:"";;
Got 37 connections
QR code should contain:
WIFI:S:"";;
Got 37 connections
QR code should contain:
WIFI:S:"";;
Got 37 connections
QR code should contain:
WIFI:S:"";;
Got 37 connections
QR code should contain:
WIFI:S:"";;
Got 37 connections
QR code should contain:
WIFI:S:"";;
Got 37 connections
QR code should contain:
WIFI:S:"";;
Got 37 connections
QR code should contain:
WIFI:S:"";;
Got 37 connections
QR code should contain:
WIFI:S:"";;
Got 37 connections
QR code should contain:
WIFI:S:"";;
Using networkmanager with plasma-nm if that matters.
That's indeed a bit wrong. For me -l
indeeds prints some lines with
<name of the connection in network manager>: SSID <the ssid spelled out>
The number of printed lines is also for me smaller than the printed number (37
for you) for the following reasons:
37
is probably a bit inflated with respect to how many wifi connections you actually have.Obviously I assume you are running on a device with wifi connections. Could it be none of them is WPA/WPA2 Personal or WEP?
Beyond these guesses I'm afraid there's not much debug output I added that would help us narrow down why your connections come out empty.
Have you tried with the tui?
go run github.com/pseyfert/go-networkmanager-qrcode-generator/tui
OR
I recently discovered https://github.com/kokoye2007/wifi-qr which aims to provide the same functionality. I'm curious if that works for you. Those potential issues i listed should be the same as for wifi-qr but if that works for you, you at least get your qr codes, and we have a hint that the issue is something my tool should be able to handle
https://github.com/dlenski/wifi2qr worked fine, I usually use WPA2-PSK
I thought it would output the connection names ^^