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<div>> Just thought you'd like to know that the current wpa_supplicant package in Debian testing does not install a script in /etc/init.d/ as it should (I believe).</div>
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<div>>Thanks,</div></div>
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<div>>Kevin</div>
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<div>Thanks to the people from this list who eMailed me explaining that the 'new' way of doing things with wpa_supplicant means that my /etc/init.d/.. script has gone. I should explain that prior to the upgrade I was using ifplugd to handle my roaming so I have WPA when I'm at home with my laptop, which detects and happily sets up a WEP network at my place of work, and if all else failed would setup a connection to any available OPEN network.
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<div>So in effect, this 'upgrade' has BROKEN my system. Yeah, I can fix it, but why should I have to. The 'new' way is awful for roaming anyhow - from what I can see.</div>
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<div>I feel the maintainers should carefully consider their actions when what will happen is they will BREAK WORKING SETUPS. This is *a bad thing*. Do the maintainers realise that when etch becomes stable at some point in the future - MANY machines will break.
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<div>You should not have done this! Change it back _before_ this change gets merged in to stable and you break lots of peoples' computers!</div>
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<div>Why when this worked so well as it was did you change it?</div>
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<div>Just my £0.02 worth, sorry to be a bother, ignore me if you want to.</div>
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<div>Kevin</div></span></div>