How do I increase the max buff size of the scan_result command?

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Hi. Jouni Malinen

I will use the bss command without using scan_result.
I have confirmed that reading the scan list with the bss command from wpa_gui-qt4.

I have also seen the wpa_supplicant control interface documentation.
https://w1.fi/wpa_supplicant/devel/ctrl_iface_page.html
In the BSS description of this document, I have confirmed your answers.

The answer was very helpful.

Thanks,
Taeyoung Kwon

-----Original Message-----
From: "Jouni Malinen"<j@xxxxx> 
To: "Taeyoung Kwon"<xoduddk123@xxxxxxxxx>; 
Cc: <hostap@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>; 
Sent: 2018-12-20 (Thu) 07:24:05
Subject: Re: How do I increase the max buff size of the scan_result command?
 
On Tue, Dec 11, 2018 at 12:06:31PM +0900, Taeyoung Kwon wrote:
> There are about 200 APs in my environment.
> This area is a factory, very large, with no walls.
> Generally, when I scan, 140 ~ 160 scan is done.
> 
> In this situation I check the scan list through wpa_cli.
> When I check with the scan_result command, the list is checked up to a maximum of 77.

> I want to check all the scan lists with the scan_result command.

I would not recommend doing that with SCAN_RESULTS. Instead, the best
way of fetching large scan results is by using iteration with the BSS
control interface command, e.g., start with "BSS FIRST" and then
continue with "BSS NEXT-<id>" to get the next entry.

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Jouni Malinen                                            PGP id EFC895FA
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