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ad-hoc network available even if connected to infrastructure #2571

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adoeller opened this issue Jan 7, 2023 · 3 comments
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ad-hoc network available even if connected to infrastructure #2571

adoeller opened this issue Jan 7, 2023 · 3 comments
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adoeller commented Jan 7, 2023

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itead-s20

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1.15.0-dev.git312c3ef2+github221212

Bug description

ad-hoc network available even if connected to infrastructure

Steps to reproduce

device is in network ESSID A
stronger network ESDID A offered
switch off stronger netzwork A
restart original network A, i.e. for a minutes there is no network whatsoever available

=> device will connect to original network A but still offer ad-hoc wifi

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@adoeller adoeller added the bug label Jan 7, 2023
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mcspr commented Jan 7, 2023

By offered you mean it decides to re-connect and in the middle of it there is a disconnect? Why do we need 2, and is it different with just one A disappearing?
Fallback AP may appear, but there is a 60s timeout if there are no clients connected (see wifi and wifi.stations commands output)

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adoeller commented Jan 8, 2023

No, I mean that ad-hoc and infrastructure will be permanently available. Even after 15 minutes.

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mcspr commented Jan 9, 2023

Sounds like a bug in timers, then. Just not yet seeing the trigger...
edit ...but, re-scheduling from fallback::check() seems like the most obvious suspect here...

@mcspr mcspr closed this as completed in f387b86 Jan 11, 2023
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