Good catch!
Any idea on fixing this? The problem is that the delimiter for that output is whitespace, but If there are multiple line entries with whitespace in them, the parsing gets all funky. Perhaps use the BSSID as the network ID instead?
I don't know how stable the format is and if the SSID always starts at after the 5th whitespace. If it does you could just go echo $_line | cut -d ' ' -f 5-
Committed!
We will have to test this out a bit more to make sure the parsing is reliable long-term, but it is better than what was there initially. Thanks!
trident-installer/src-sh/iso-overlay/usr/local/bin/start-trident-installer
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You just get the last part of the SSID, so
My Network SSIDdoes get shown asSSID.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: