Internal data for wpa_supplicant interface. More...
#include <wpa_supplicant_i.h>
Data Fields | |
| struct wpa_global * | global |
| struct wpa_supplicant * | next |
| struct l2_packet_data * | l2 |
| struct l2_packet_data * | l2_br |
| unsigned char | own_addr [ETH_ALEN] |
| char | ifname [100] |
| char | bridge_ifname [16] |
| char * | confname |
| struct wpa_config * | conf |
| int | countermeasures |
| os_time_t | last_michael_mic_error |
| u8 | bssid [ETH_ALEN] |
| u8 | pending_bssid [ETH_ALEN] |
| int | reassociate |
| int | disconnected |
| struct wpa_ssid * | current_ssid |
| int | ap_ies_from_associnfo |
| int | pairwise_cipher |
| int | group_cipher |
| int | key_mgmt |
| int | mgmt_group_cipher |
| void * | drv_priv |
| void * | global_drv_priv |
| struct wpa_ssid * | prev_scan_ssid |
| struct wpa_scan_results * | scan_res |
| struct wpa_driver_ops * | driver |
| int | interface_removed |
| struct wpa_sm * | wpa |
| struct eapol_sm * | eapol |
| struct ctrl_iface_priv * | ctrl_iface |
| wpa_states | wpa_state |
| int | scanning |
| int | new_connection |
| int | reassociated_connection |
| int | eapol_received |
| struct scard_data * | scard |
| unsigned char | last_eapol_src [ETH_ALEN] |
| int | keys_cleared |
| struct wpa_blacklist * | blacklist |
| int | scan_req |
| int | scan_res_tried |
| int | scan_runs |
| struct wpa_client_mlme | mlme |
| unsigned int | drv_flags |
| int | max_scan_ssids |
| int | pending_mic_error_report |
| int | pending_mic_error_pairwise |
| int | mic_errors_seen |
| struct wps_context * | wps |
| int | wps_success |
| struct wps_er * | wps_er |
| int | blacklist_cleared |
| struct wpabuf * | pending_eapol_rx |
| struct os_time | pending_eapol_rx_time |
| u8 | pending_eapol_rx_src [ETH_ALEN] |
| struct ibss_rsn * | ibss_rsn |
| struct wpa_ssid * | bgscan_ssid |
| struct bgscan_ops * | bgscan |
| void * | bgscan_priv |
Internal data for wpa_supplicant interface.
This structure contains the internal data for core wpa_supplicant code. This should be only used directly from the core code. However, a pointer to this data is used from other files as an arbitrary context pointer in calls to core functions.
1.6.1
