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If I run sudo wifi-password I get
ERROR: Could not find password
This is because my AP's name has a space inside (e.g: John DoeWifi)
If I create a new AP and name it JohnDoeWifi, I successfully get the result
password123
The program doesn't take into consideration that there may be an SSID with space inside the name. Only SSIDs with no space are read.
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Hi @Engineer22,
Thank you for bringing up this bug.
On line 65 if you replace that line with the code below, does it fix the issue?
password = run_command(f"cat '/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/{ssid}.nmconnection' | grep psk=")
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Hello @sdushantha,
I will test in couple hours and get back to you. Thank you.
I had the same problem and your line 65 patch (adding 's) fixed it.
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I think it would be a good idea to add this to the main branch
Fixed.
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If I run sudo wifi-password I get
This is because my AP's name has a space inside (e.g: John DoeWifi)
If I create a new AP and name it JohnDoeWifi, I successfully get the result
The program doesn't take into consideration that there may be an SSID with space inside the name. Only SSIDs with no space are read.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: