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Subject: wpa_cli reconfigure loses networks?
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i just did a 

   wpa_cli reconfigure

for the heck of it.  using ifconfig, i could see it scanning the
networks with scan_ssid=1 set, but did not see the current network
which did _not_ have scan_ssid set.

-current cvs as of this morning (hawai`i time).

randy