A better way to WPA SUPPLICANT
In order to connect I must use wpa supplicant.
So I've created a bash that does the following: Code:
#!/bin/bash |
I've heard that Ubuntu is a stepchild of Debian. If that's the case, then your /etc/network/interfaces file could look like this:
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auto eth0 |
because here in the dormitory we dont have wireless internet. But the security W2 which they use here apperently is wireless and thus all of us who are wired must also use the wireless autentication protocol to get online.
btw. pre-up /sbin/wpa_supplicant -Bw -Dwired -c/etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf -ieth0 are those -B and -D needed or is that a mistake |
-B : Yes, this means you want wpa_supplicant to run in the background (if you were testing wpa_supplicant was working from the console, you might drop this).
-D : Yes, specifies which driver to use (for wireless, this is usually "wext" for Wireless Extensions) |
"are those -B and -D needed or is that a mistake"
Not a mistake. Like your motherboard. I've got one as well. |
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