[4.1 unstable] Wifi password encrypted after each update

[Pablo Macaluso]

@Pepe Nope. Hidden means change the name of the WiFi? ...

[Pepe]

@Pablo-Macaluso No.

[Substring]

@Pablo-Macaluso the problem is about the wifi password being lost on update. So you do need to be updated so that this doesn't happen with next updates.

If your problem is not about updates, then there is a misunderstanding regarding this topic

[Pablo Macaluso]

yesterday i tryed a new wifi on a friends house and put all the fields correct and says "Not connected" @Substring

[Substring]

@Pablo-Macaluso it has definitely nothing to do with an encrypted password ...

[Pablo Macaluso]

@Substring But a tried a NEW wifi... other users and passwords. And it never connects.

[Pablo Macaluso]

I still having this problem.

Put my ID Password ... and Not Connected status. Always.

[Pablo Macaluso]

@Substring I replied 4 days ago in this issue on gitub!
https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/issues/1221

[azvarel]

@Substring

This is happening in a rpi that my brother-in-law recently bought, it is as if the recalbox were lost in the correct password of the wifi network, and worse, I put the current one and the system does not connect in the wlan and when I go to see the password there is another one Password fully encrypted it within the ES.

and is the latest unstable version that has been installed.

[Pablo Macaluso]

@azvarel said in [4.1 unstable] Wifi password encrypted after each update:

@Substring

This is happening in a rpi that my brother-in-law recently bought, it is as if the recalbox were lost in the correct password of the wifi network, and worse, I put the current one and the system does not connect in the wlan and when I go to see the password there is another one Password fully encrypted it within the ES.

and is the latest unstable version that has been installed.

This that the same problem i get... and i cant use wifi

[azvarel]

@Pablo-Macaluso

I solved it paleatively as follows, in recalbox.conf I went to wifi.key = and erased all the encrypted password and entered the correct password. I saved, I rebooted the rpi via manager and it was back up and running again.

@Substring

This error occurred because I had configured everything through my router and when my brother-in-law took the rpi to his house, and when he changed the SSID and his key, he presented this bug.

[Pablo Macaluso]

I dont know. I will remove the key everytime i go to another WiFi place?

[pops]

I have the same issue again and again, the password ist suddenly altered to something else, looks like encrypted but could also just be some cache overflow? sometimes it starts with "enc:" followed by 44 random chars...
After overwriting with the correct wifi-key, it's currently sufficient to exit and re-enter the menue and the password is altered agin. It is impossible to continue like this, so i will have to re-attach it to a cable
Maybe when changing the config-file manually it works again.

[Substring]

@pops the enc: is intended for security purpose. Recalbox knows how to decode it and wifi does work

[pops]

Thanks, I thought so. But the issue remains, the wifi won't work anymore after a few restarts. Or when entering into Kodi it suddenly stopps working. I have to reset it manually, sometimes once every 2 weeks, sometimes with each restart.

[Pablo Macaluso]

@pops The Kodi Version of Recalbox sucks, try installing Libreelec + Recalbox