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From: "Zane C. B-H." <v.velox@vvelox.net>
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Subject: displaying long SSIDs
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Howdy!

Is there any way to display long SSIDs with list scan for ifconfig? In 
the SSID column it truncates them and appends '...'.

Trying to figure out how to get that working, since 'wpa_cli scan' 
results in a disconnect and unless it has just been started 'wpa_cli 
scan_results' just shows the currently connected one. 'ifconfig wlan0 
list scan' will consistently work though, minus the truncating of names.