Bouncing WiFi clients

[Jack Yaz]

I'm working on something to bounce my WiFi clients, and I understand I can do this with wl deauthenticate. It works fine without error if I specify a MAC, but if I omit the MAC, it deauths all clients on the interface (which is what I want). However, the last line of the output doesn't make sense:

admin@RTAC86U: wl -i wl0.1 deauthenticate

STA MAC not specified, deauth all
wl: Not Found

Is the message just superfluous output?

Router f/w and model if it makes a difference: AC86U 384.8_2

 

[JDB]

Kinda odd, looks like it’s calling itself (but obviously with an incorrect path)!
If it does as you want I wouldn’t worry about it, it’s not a common enough use case in the big wide world for this to likely have been noticed let alone fixed as a bug.


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[ColinTaylor]

Looks like a glitch on the model. I don't get the "wl: Not Found" message on my RT-AC68U.

# wl -i wl0.1 deauthenticate
STA MAC not specified, deauth all
#

 

[Jack Yaz]

Kinda odd, looks like it’s calling itself (but obviously with an incorrect path)!
If it does as you want I wouldn’t worry about it, it’s not a common enlightenment use case in the big wide world for this to likely have been noticed let alone fixed as a bug.


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Thanks, I'll probably be sending the output to /dev/null anyway , was just curious

 

[Jack Yaz]

Looks like a glitch on the model. I don't get the "wl: Not Found" message on my RT-AC68U.

# wl -i wl0.1 deauthenticate
STA MAC not specified, deauth all
#

I wonder if it could also be Merlin vs John's fork related?