I was having trouble getting my wireless network adapter working on my laptop, so I turned to Google. After about half an hour of fruitless searching, I chanced upon a six-month-old post in the Ubuntu forums from a helpful chap who pointed out as I am using shared-key WEP I should make my wireless-key string in /etc/network/interfaces read:
wireless-key restricted nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
I tried it, it worked a charm. I then looked at the post again and noticed the poster’s nickname:
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jradvan.
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I kid you not. It was me.
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One Comment
ok… thats spooky