I use OctoPi distribution in my RP4b. This is e x a c t l y the tutorial an explanations I've been looking for like a week. Not only from the security standpoint of being able to add a new network with an encrypted passkey, but taking into consideration countermeasures if anything went south. Thanks so much for such a simple yet insightful explanation and step by step guide. Really can't mess it up, and I'm a complete novice when it comes to Debian and Linux in general.
Very helpful with all needed detail and cautions. Thank you. I wish there were a way to so this by having the pi zero 2w start up an internal hotspot if there is no successful wifi connect… which would allow you to ssh and enter correct ssid/passwd. Do you know of auch a technique?
Thank you for your comment! What you are proposing sounds complicated. Dropping a corrected wpa_supplicant.conf file onto the /boot volume is much simpler.
I use OctoPi distribution in my RP4b. This is e x a c t l y the tutorial an explanations I've been looking for like a week. Not only from the security standpoint of being able to add a new network with an encrypted passkey, but taking into consideration countermeasures if anything went south. Thanks so much for such a simple yet insightful explanation and step by step guide. Really can't mess it up, and I'm a complete novice when it comes to Debian and Linux in general.
Very helpful with all needed detail and cautions. Thank you. I wish there were a way to so this by having the pi zero 2w start up an internal hotspot if there is no successful wifi connect… which would allow you to ssh and enter correct ssid/passwd. Do you know of auch a technique?
Thank you for your comment! What you are proposing sounds complicated. Dropping a corrected wpa_supplicant.conf file onto the /boot volume is much simpler.