0.9.1
backend:
* load procd reload trigger only in 'manual' mode
* documentation update
frontend:
* further optimized Station Overview & Scan page,
especially for mobile devices
* add a "Rescan" button in manual mode on overview page
* XHTML fixes
Signed-off-by: Dirk Brenken <dev@brenken.org>
* recommended: use the LuCI frontend with automatic STA interface setup and connection manager
* recommended: use the LuCI frontend with builtin interface wizard and a wireless station manager
* manual: see detailed configure steps below
* manual: see detailed configure steps below
* at least you need one configured AP and one STA interface
* at least you need one configured AP and one STA interface
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* the application is located in LuCI under 'Services' menu
* the application is located in LuCI under 'Services' menu
## Travelmate config options
## Travelmate config options
* travelmate config options:
* usually the pre-configured travelmate setup works quite well and no manual config overrides are needed, all listed options apply to the 'global' config section:
* trm\_enabled => main switch to enable/disable the travelmate service (default: '0', disabled)
* trm\_enabled => main switch to enable/disable the travelmate service (default: '0', disabled)
edit /etc/config/travelmate and set 'trm_enabled' to '1'
/etc/init.d/travelmate restart
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## FAQ
**Q:** What's about 'manual' and 'automatic' mode?
**A:** In "manual" mode travelmate will be triggered solely by procd interface down events, whenever an uplink disappears travelmate tries n times (default 3) to find a new uplink or reconnect to the old one. The 'automatic' mode keeps travelmate in an active state and checks every n seconds the connection status / the uplink availability regardless of procd event trigger.
**Q:** What happen with misconfigured uplinks, e.g. due to outdated wlan passwords?
**A:** Travelmate tries n times (default 3) to connect, then the respective uplink SSID will be marked / renamed to '_SSID_\_err'. In this case use the builtin wireless station manager to update your wireless credentials.
**Q:** Is travelmate compatible with CC/Openwrt?
**A:** Travelmate was never tested with an ancient CC/OpenWrt release ... it should still work, but no promises.
[...] to be continued [...]
## Support
## Support
Please join the travelmate discussion in this [forum thread](https://forum.lede-project.org/t/travelmate-support-thread/5155) or contact me by [mail](mailto:dev@brenken.org)
Please join the travelmate discussion in this [forum thread](https://forum.lede-project.org/t/travelmate-support-thread/5155) or contact me by [mail](mailto:dev@brenken.org)