How to connect to WIFI in OpenBSD?

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No. The above command should have given you "ksh: wpa-psk: not found" and "ifconfig: wpapsk: bad value". Where did you get those commands and arguments from?

To correctly configure a "normal" wifi connection use:

# ifconfig iwn0 nwid ID wpakey PASSPHRASE

Or for more than one network:

 # ifconfig iwn0 join ID wpakey PASSPHRASE

For more info, please refer to ifconfig(8), hostname.if(5) and FAQ 6.

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  • rnn
    rnn almost 2 years

    I want my app work even closed or on background. I found this on web

    react-native-background-task

    I used this but it works every in 7m30s . But I want work my app always even app off. I mean I want to get app location in every second.

    I used this :

    BackgroundTask.define(() => {
    
      navigator.geolocation.watchPosition((position) => {
        console.log(position.coords.latitude);
        var lat = parseFloat(position.coords.latitude);
        var lng = parseFloat(position.coords.longitude);
    
          console.log("lat :",lat);
          console.log("lng :",lng);
    });
    
      BackgroundTask.finish()
    })
    
    export default class App extends Component {
    
    componentDidMount(){
      BackgroundTask.schedule();
    }
    

    How to do this ?

  • Zé Loff
    Zé Loff over 4 years
    Minor addition: join is meant to specify a network that will automatically be joined if found. Its main use case is inside /etc/hostname.* files (hostname.iwn0, in the OP's case), where you can store a list of known networks (and their respective passphrases, if applicable).