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Access Point has shutdown #17
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You might have something else controlling the wlan0 interface. Have a look to see if wpa_supplicant is running. |
I wasn't able to follow the part of the walkthrough about adding |
That doesn't doesn't always stop wpa_supplicant. If you run the following: |
I checked that too but the only thing returned is, I believe, the grep process itself:
Also, when I run the script, I checked syslog and the following is recorded:
I noticed that wpa_supplicant shows up in there, so maybe it really is running still? If so, I'm not sure on how to kill it. Sorry, I'm probably just being a n00b here. |
wpa_supplicant is probably being spawned by another process. The access point will fail to start as long as this is happening. |
Thanks for the suggestion, but I have a different set of issues with them. Also tried yours on kali linux and with a new wifi adapter, but still can't get past the same issue. |
ubuntu uses networkmanager. it is probably trying to take control. You can tell networkmanager to ignore wlan0 (but I don't remember how). I was successful on ubuntu 18.04 using a previous version of the script that worked with networkmanager, but that version wouldn't work on systems without networkmanager. Maybe we need both :) |
I ended up procuring a raspberry pi. I installed a fresh copy of Raspian, and I still am running into the same issue. I followed the walkthrough to the letter. I tried a handful of USB wifi adapters with the pi as well. I'm really not sure what else to try. |
How long after starting is it before the Run the following command, with your device switched on, and let me know what the output is.
Try running the following (in the tuyota directory) and paste the output here:
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I think I have the same issue. |
Hi here,
I am trying to run your script for my plug on an Ubuntu 18 computer. Is it compatible, or does it have to be Raspian?
The issue seems to be a problem controlling wlan0, as I'm getting the "Access point has shutdown" message immediately after it attempts to start its SSID. I used sudo and also tried running directly as root.
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