Changed nmcli cmd to check on AP connect to using '*' in the in-use f…#365
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Changed nmcli cmd to check on AP connect to using '*' in the in-use f…#365senorprogrammer merged 1 commit intowtfutil:masterfrom
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…ield instead of 'yes/no' from the active field. This is needed for non english language set in operating system
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Very nice, thanks for improving this. |
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Changed nmcli cmd to check on AP connect to using '*' in the in-use field instead of 'yes/no' from the active field. This is needed for non english language set in operating system.
This is needed because yes/no will not be the same text depending on the language configured in the operating system. Using the "in-use" field that is either set to "*" ot "" will be easier for the "wtf.FindMatch" function to match.