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Every time a connection is made to a new wifi network, it is appended to the wpa_supplicant.conf file. All previous connections persist and keep a higher priority.
We should always remove all previous connections when a new one is made.
It looks like we'll have to call wpa_cli list_networks to get all networks and then execute wpa_cli remove_network 0 for every entry, right before adding and saving a new network.
Every time a connection is made to a new wifi network, it is appended to the
wpa_supplicant.conf
file. All previous connections persist and keep a higher priority.We should always remove all previous connections when a new one is made.
It looks like we'll have to call
wpa_cli list_networks
to get all networks and then executewpa_cli remove_network 0
for every entry, right before adding and saving a new network.source: https://stackoverflow.com/a/43763119
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