Re: [Wifiadmin-users] wifi* displayed

[Thanos P. <pan...@ce...>]

Yes that is the case, our variables are named in a coherent way, and 
that sucks. But there just a few vars there in config.php, so it fairly 
easy to implement a single naming convention.

You are also wright with the wifi interfaces that pop up. The last 
version of wifiadmin was made with older versions of hostap, that did 
not involve showing 2 ifs per wifi card. This must be fixed of course. 
There is no way in the current design, to not show some ifs. All the 
parsing of the wireless configuration is parsed on every request. So we 
got to figure how to design this....

I will post later with more ideas.

Christopher Ness wrote:

>Is there a way to ignore the wifi* interfaces when using HostAP?  I know
>why wifiadmin displays everything in `iwconfig` but it would be nice to
>have some interfaces not be output.
>
>I took a look though the config.php file and did not see any filtering
>variables.
>
>Would this be a feature to add that other users would like to see?
>
>It's annoying how wifi0 is the default display when I really want to see
>wlan0.  ;)
>
>The config file could hold a variable like:
>
>$IGNORE_INTERFACES_REGEXP = "wifi*"
>
>What is the standard for using config variables?  Some seem to be all
>uppercase while others are lower case just like variables.
>
>Cheers,
>Chris
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