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Broken with the latest stretch image (tested on a fresh install) #109
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You should be using |
I did a reboot. (After booting It's still automatically connecting to my home WiFi. It does not appear in my routers ARP table though.) Okay here is what I did then:
Then I opened up the browser again and tried to open github.com, without success. Then I opened localhost and logged in again. I went to the I should mention that it's not only dns queries for internet addresses that fail, I can't even ping 8.8.8.8. |
What's the output of |
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Ok, so the WiFI is disconnected. Probably because you tried to start hostapd. Hostapd should not be started unless you want it to broadcast. |
Well, I want it to connect to my home WiFI and at the same time host a hotspot. The desktop as well as the webgui dashboard claim that I am connected to my home WiFi. |
Which WiFi NIC are you using? |
The internal one. (It's a Raspberry Pi Zero W) When I check with iwconfig btw, it does say that I'm connected to my home WiFi. (I removed the SSID and MAC for privacy reasons.)
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Ah. RaspAP has not been coded to allow for both client and access point mode on a Pi Zero. |
A few more things:
The entry for my home WiFi has been removed successfully from
Edit: |
I've just noticed that 'Stop wlan0' doesn't work as well. Those PHP warnings are the first thing that I've fixed, so the next update of RaspAP should be a bit better :) |
You say you have already fixed the php warnings. Is that version available somewhere? |
About to push it up now. |
Awesome! |
Yep, just run the install script again and it'll move the old installation out of the way. |
Oh, I just realize because I don't have internet access on the Raspi anymore, I can't run the wget command... Edit: Okay, by deleting the static ip config from |
It fails with an installation error saying:
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I've fixed up the install file to allow in-place reinstalls now. |
Great, I'll try a reinstall now. Edit: Edit 2:
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Right. A few more issues still. I'll keep plugging away at it. |
@T-vK I think I've fixed up some more issues. When you have a chance, can you please give it a shot and report back on the errors that remain? Thanks. |
@SirLagz
edit: I used 2017-09-07-raspbian-stretch btw. |
Sounds like Raspbian has updated package availabilities...I installed it on the same image earlier. We'll need to look into this further. |
Closing due to inactivity. See also #297 which addresses this specific issue with the Pi Zero W. |
Image: 2017-08-16-raspbian-stretch
Device: Raspberry Pi Zero W
I can reproduce this every time:
2017-08-16-raspbian-stretch.img
onto the card and confirmed that the data matches and is not corrupted.wget -q https://git.io/voEUQ -O /tmp/raspap && bash /tmp/raspap
After the reboot, I am no longer able to resolve dns queries. I am connected to my WiFi, though.
I can access localhost from the browser and log in. I checked the Access Point config and it said
hostapd is not running
. I changed the channel to 11 (just like my home WiFi) and tried to start it again, but stillhostapd is not running
.I checked my sudoers file and it does contain these lines, so everything should be fine there:
Then I checked this:
And this:
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