#include <wpa_supplicant_i.h>
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| int | daemonize |
| Run wpa_supplicant in the background. | |
| int | wait_for_interface |
| Wait for the network interface to appear. | |
| int | wait_for_monitor |
| Wait for a monitor program before starting. | |
| char * | pid_file |
| Path to a PID (process ID) file. | |
| int | wpa_debug_level |
| Debugging verbosity level (e.g., MSG_INFO). | |
| int | wpa_debug_show_keys |
| Whether keying material is included in debug. | |
| int | wpa_debug_timestamp |
| Whether to include timestamp in debug messages. | |
| char * | ctrl_interface |
| Global ctrl_iface path/parameter. | |
| int | dbus_ctrl_interface |
| Enable the DBus control interface. | |
| int | wpa_debug_use_file |
| Write debug to a file (instead of stdout). | |
Definition at line 108 of file wpa_supplicant_i.h.
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Path to a PID (process ID) file. If this and daemonize are set, process ID of the background process will be written to the specified file. Definition at line 140 of file wpa_supplicant_i.h. |
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Wait for the network interface to appear. If set, wpa_supplicant will wait until all the configured network interfaces are available before starting processing. Please note that in many cases, a better alternative would be to start wpa_supplicant without network interfaces and add the interfaces dynamically whenever they become available. Definition at line 125 of file wpa_supplicant_i.h. |
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Whether keying material is included in debug. This parameter can be used to allow keying material to be included in debug messages. This is a security risk and this option should not be enabled in normal configuration. If needed during development or while troubleshooting, this option can provide more details for figuring out what is happening. Definition at line 158 of file wpa_supplicant_i.h. |
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