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@Memoi : I designed this to rapidly prototype AP configuration for enterprise project and just opensourced it after I was done, feeling it was a great tool for folks to learn about networking. So restoring to a previous state was never part of the design. Indeed, I just blew the config away by re-imaging the MicroSD card when iterating through prototypes. So this is more rightly classified as a "Enhancement" than a "Bug" per se.
When prototyping, it's important to ensure there are no artifacts from a previous iteration left behind that could distort your test results when running the new changes. The host must be 200% pristine. Hence I re-imaged vs. restoring.
In order to restore the Pi to a previous state involves more than just unwinding pi-ap config: it would also require pi-ap to execute a backup of config files before it starts modifying things. I guess I could whack- out something when I get a few spare cycles.
Would however suggest not running anything else on the Pi if you're using it as an AP. -T
Hi,
there is a script to uninstall all of this to come back to the previous state before the installation ?
Thanks
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