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<djfe> what is the regular squashfs-factory.ubi used for? Wiki and Commit only mention the usage of initramfs-factory.ubi https://downloads.openwrt.org/releases/23.05.0/targets/ipq807x/generic/openwrt-23.05.0-ipq807x-generic-xiaomi_ax3600-squashfs-factory.ubi
<djfe> (for this specific device: the xiaomi ax3600)
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<djfe> Am I using this wrong?
<djfe> wireless.radio1.channel='auto'
<djfe> wireless.radio1.channels='100 104 108 112 116 132 136 140 144'
<djfe> I have a device that's using channel 120 (HE80 Channels 116-128)
<djfe> how can this be?
<djfe> there are other devices nearby that use 100-112 and 132-144 respectively (same mt7621 device with the same settings)
<djfe> it's just this device that's choosing 116-128 even after a reboot
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<xback> djfe: I have the same issue
<xback> it's a hostapd issue as I make configs for that app directly
<xback> it doesnt seem to care a lot what channels are defined
<xback> was going to ask upstream about this
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<f00b4r0> auto + channels definitely works for me in 22.03
<xback> f00b4r0: ACS + chanlist technically works, as the AP starts, but when defining a chanlist .. hostapd still tends to use channels which are not defined
<f00b4r0> no I mean it *works* :)
<xback> even after 100 restarts?
<xback> meaning that it selects a channel from the list each and every time
<f00b4r0> i haven't tried that far but I have occasional DFS channel switches and so far so good, afaict
<xback> i've tested this in an RF chamber with a specific test country code (XA) which has DFS disabled on alle channels etc
<f00b4r0> client of mine is using the feature in 21.02, I'll ask if they've seen oddities
<xback> and after 100 reboots, it chose a channel which was not specified in the chanlist for about 30% of the time
<f00b4r0> xback: I'm assuming this is running master?
<xback> f00b4r0: yes
<xback> there are some other issues too still in master .. but still investigating those
<f00b4r0> hence me pointing at older versions.
<f00b4r0> "could it be something new?" is what I'm trying to say here :)
<xback> could very well be
<f00b4r0> i've also noticed that in 23.05, the reported rates in ubus calls have switches from kbps to kbps*10
<xback> but I want to avoid that people test it 1 time and conclude it works if a correct channel was chosen by random :-)
<f00b4r0> (which blew up some of my code :)
<xback> aah, that didn't bother me as I fetch those directly through netlink
<f00b4r0> xback: I haven't tested 100 times, but I've been running the configuration for $time, where $time is many months
<xback> ok, clear
<xback> f00b4r0: I also noticed that wifi tends to disconnect once in a while
<robimarko> f00b4r0: I have a feeling that upstream hostapd changed the stat format
<f00b4r0> robimarko: *nod*
<robimarko> As ubus code did not change
<xback> AP / STA setup, single SSID, background scanning disabled, etc
<f00b4r0> xback: I've seen that too, but couldn't track it down
<xback> it then just reports this: wlan1: deauthenticated from 78:9a:18:07:c8:01 (Reason: 7=CLASS3_FRAME_FROM_NONASSOC_STA)
<f00b4r0> i'll check logs next time it occurs, I don't remember exactly what was going on
<xback> and sometimes also this: wlan1: deauthenticated from 78:9a:18:07:c8:01 (Reason: 3=DEAUTH_LEAVING)
<xback> without any reason why it should deauth ..
<f00b4r0> client has some devices where wifi apparently "hangs", requiring cycling (wifi down/wifi up) to start accepting clients again
<xback> f00b4r0: yes, also noticed that here since the latest bump
<f00b4r0> that's been a long standing issue for them (19.07 or before AIUI)
<xback> currently making a build with maximum hostapd in it to get debug logs ..
<xback> the stup here is 5x wapac ipq40xx, WDS mode, each having 8 wapac ipq clients (with a network behind each) in wds mode
<xback> setup*
<xback> and then 1 server of a client of ours is sending broadcast packets to all endpoints
<robimarko> Check the first hunk, they started dividing by 100 suddenly
<f00b4r0> robimarko: wunderbar. Definitely looks like a bug
<f00b4r0> no comment in commit log about that change too.
<xback> strange that Jouni would not have spot this :s
<robimarko> Its definitively not a bug as for the nl80211 code they convert back to kbps
<robimarko> And there is even a comment for it
<robimarko> Its just that we parse the raw data out of the struct
<xback> robimarko: can you also find the commit which causes the random disconnect issue I have? :-p
<robimarko> xback: Sadly, my search skills dont help there
<xback> or they need some practice :-)
<f00b4r0> i see
<f00b4r0> robimarko: the code as shown in the patchset makes no sense to me though
<xback> i'll finish the testbuild with max debug info :-)
<robimarko> f00b4r0: Well, beats me why they are doing the dance with format change
<f00b4r0> to burn extra cpu cycles maybe ;P
<robimarko> I checked for comments on the patch, there were none
<robimarko> So, I guess its up to us to update ubus code
<f00b4r0> until they decide to break it again
<robimarko> Cant blame them as its not an API
<f00b4r0> true
<robimarko> They nicely convert it back for dbus
<robimarko> Honestly, ubus should be upstreamed
<robimarko> It literaly has way more users than dbus
<f00b4r0> heh
<parazyd> Hey, is anyone here good with libnl? I'm trying to figure out how to retrieve the SSID of the current connected interface
<parazyd> Does somebody perhaps have such a snippet?
<parazyd> I kinda have this so far, but can't figure out where and how to get the ssid: https://parazyd.org/pub/dev/random/wifi.c
<parazyd> ah thank you
<jow> parazyd: https://git.openwrt.org/?p=project/iwinfo.git;a=blob;f=iwinfo_nl80211.c;h=220024955acce647410a8992f7fa19ae183c6b86;hb=ca79f64154b107f192ec3c1ba631816cb8b07922#l1302
<jow> parazyd: the SSID is contained in a IE element which you need to manually decode
<jow> netlink just gives you a list of raw ID data elements
<jow> *IE data elements
<jow> NL80211_BSS_INFORMATION_ELEMENTS
<jow> which is contained in NL80211_ATTR_BSS
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<jow> the payload of NL80211_BSS_INFORMATION_ELEMENTS is an opaque binary string containing the various IE TLVs back-to-back
<jow> first TLV byte is the type (SSID is type 0), second TLV byte is the length of the subsequent data
<jow> then N bytes of data indicated by the 2nd byte
<xback> parazyd: I can provide you a sample code using raw netlink
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<stintel> what's the point of using certfp if it doesn't identify you on time :/
<stintel> also, sad day for RISC-V
<f00b4r0> stintel: ?
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<djfe> xback: I was experiencing the issue with hostapd and the channels list on release btw.
<djfe> 23.05.00
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<xback> djfe: i'm experiencing it on latest master state
<xback> currently deploying a build to outdoor devices with more hostapd logging available
<xback> I also dropped a mail towards hostapd for this
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