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Suggest wpad-mesh-openssl rather than wpad-mesh-wolfssl
As mentioned here libremesh/lime-packages#837 and by voice by @lindnermarek, OpenSSL can deal better than WolfSSL with encryption on lossy wireless links. Currently, we are suggesting px5g-standalone and libustream-wolfssl for HTTPS in the web interface and wpad-mesh-wolfssl for wireless mesh encryption. Should we change also the first two packages or they can cohexist with OpenSSL? @dangowrt opinions?
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Finally, also the 802.11s mesh connections can be password protected, this will require a specific configuration and this package to be selected:
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- Network -> wpad-mesh-wolfssl
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- Network -> wpad-mesh-openssl
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and this to be **de**-selected:
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- Network -> wpad-basic
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Due to a link:https://bugs.openwrt.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=3441[known bug], can happen that wpad-mesh-wolfssl gets automatically deselected. **Each time you use menuconfig, please check if wpad-mesh-wolfssl is still selected.**
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Due to a link:https://bugs.openwrt.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=3441[known bug], can happen that wpad-mesh-openssl gets automatically deselected. **Each time you use menuconfig, please check if wpad-mesh-openssl is still selected.**
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