- yaris_uplink configure() keyfile: dns=8.8.8.8;1.1.1.1 + ignore-auto-dns=true
so the Pi doesn't rely on the phone's DHCP DNS, which failed to resolve
yaris.ceaf.dev (NameResolutionError) and broke uploads on the hotspot
- test asserts the DNS lines are written to the keyfile
- yaris_uplink.py: PRIMARY_INTERFACE=wlan0, AP_INTERFACE=wlan1, AP_CONNECTION=Hotspot-local
- install_netwatch.sh: WLAN=wlan0, WLAN_FB=wlan1, AP on wlan1
- _ap_client_count() reads the AP interface instead of hardcoded wlan0
- PRIMARY_INTERFACE=wlan1, FALLBACK_INTERFACE=wlan0
- resolve_interface() checks /sys/class/net at startup and picks whichever exists
- INTERFACE is module-level, so all functions use the correct iface automatically
- restore_fallback() now also tries home-wifi-fb / Hotspot on wlan0 if wlan1 is primary but failed
- install_netwatch.sh creates home-wifi-fb profile on wlan0 (lower autoconnect-priority=5)
- wlan0 stays managed=yes (fallback) instead of being hard-disabled
- Status JSON now includes 'interface' field for diagnostics
Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
- INTERFACE = 'wlan1' in yaris_uplink.py
- install_netwatch.sh binds home-wifi, Hotspot, phone-hotspot to wlan1
- Disables wlan0 (onboard) via nmcli device set managed no
- WLAN variable at top of script for easy revert to wlan0 if needed
Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
Prefer a configured phone hotspot for outbound synchronization, preserve secure write-only credentials, and recover through home WiFi or the local Pi hotspot.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
Mathieu Moran