Hello, everyone, I have two bss on the same radio and I'm trying to configure allow and deny list for each bss. I have written the following configuration for hostapd (cropped): interface=wlan0 driver=nl80211 ... accept_mac_file=/data/hostapd.accept deny_mac_file=/data/hostapd.deny macaddr_acl=0 ... bss=wlan0_0 accept_mac_file=/data/hostapd_0.accept deny_mac_file=/data/hostapd_0.deny ... However the acl rules on the second bss wlan0_0 does not take effect now. I checked with the iwpriv command and found that the acl rules were indeed not configured into the driver, so I started looking at the logic in hostapd. We use hostapd_set_acl to configure acl rules to the driver, however the function seems to always use the rules recorded in bss[0] int hostapd_set_acl(struct hostapd_data *hapd) { struct hostapd_config *conf = hapd->iconf; ... if (conf->bss[0]->macaddr_acl == DENY_UNLESS_ACCEPTED) { accept_acl = 1; err = hostapd_set_acl_list(hapd, conf->bss[0]->accept_mac, conf->bss[0]->num_accept_mac, accept_acl); ... } else if (conf->bss[0]->macaddr_acl == ACCEPT_UNLESS_DENIED) { accept_acl = 0; err = hostapd_set_acl_list(hapd, conf->bss[0]->deny_mac, conf->bss[0]->num_deny_mac, accept_acl); ... } return err; } By adding logs to the DENY_ACL SHOW process, I confirmed that my configurations were correctly parsed into each bss's hapd struct. So why does hostapd only use the bss[0]'s acl configuration? What happens if I modify the hostapd_set_acl function to use its incoming parameter hapd's configuration hapd->conf instead of hapd->iconf->bss[0]? I'm not particularly familiar with hostapd, so if anyone can enlighten me it would be greatly appreciated! _______________________________________________ Hostap mailing list Hostap@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.infradead.org/mailman/listinfo/hostap