[solved]Init Wifi ssid & pw from string

[linuxpaul]

Hello,

I did an IDF update from an early IDF V3 to V4 and try to migrate some of my projects.

Within one of them, I do a wifi configuration from spiffs config.txt which does not work anymore,
but the current wifi sta example works fine.

This code works fine in the past:

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static uint8_t wifi_ssid[32] = WIFI_SSID; // init default values
static uint8_t wifi_pw[64] = WIFI_PW;

.....
// read data from config.txt
.....

    wifi_config_t sta_config;

	memcpy(sta_config.sta.ssid,wifi_ssid,sizeof(wifi_ssid));
	memcpy(sta_config.sta.password,wifi_pw,sizeof(wifi_pw));

Right now there is no warning or error from compiler or monitor, but just no login to wifi AP.

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	strcpy((char *)sta_config.sta.ssid,(char *)wifi_ssid);
	strcpy((char *)sta_config.sta.password,(char *)wifi_pw);

also not work but

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   	ESP_LOGI(TAG,"ssid: %s", sta_config.sta.ssid);
	ESP_LOGI(TAG,"pw: %s", sta_config.sta.password);

show always the right strings in Monitor.

Are there any hints what went wrong?
(I'm not so much experienced in C)

[linuxpaul]

the big difference is in the initialisation of the rest of the object:

init from example:

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wifi_config_t sta_config = {
        .sta = {
            .ssid = "WIFI_STA",
            .password = "WIFI_PW"
        },
};
sta_config.sta.bssid_set = false;

is not similar to:

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wifi_config_t sta_config;
memcpy((uint8_t*)sta_config.sta.ssid,(uint8_t*)wifi_ssid,sizeof(wifi_ssid));
memcpy((uint8_t*)sta_config.sta.password,(uint8_t*)wifi_pw,sizeof(wifi_pw));
sta_config.sta.bssid_set = false;

because the rest of the values of sta_config are init randomized and need a dedicated init like

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sta_config.sta.channel = '\0';
sta_config.sta.listen_interval = 0;
sta_config.sta.sort_method = WIFI_CONNECT_AP_BY_SIGNAL;
sta_config.sta.threshold.rssi = '\0';
sta_config.sta.threshold.authmode = WIFI_AUTH_OPEN;

to get the same values like from example config.

(eclipse jtag debugging is indeed a funny stuff)