Allow airodump-ng to exit & get reaped - #436
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Attempts to fix derv82#335.
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Maybe submit the PR to a maintained fork like https://github.com/kimocoder/wifite2 |
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Attempts to address #335.
It seems like
airodump-ngwas not exiting in a timely manner. One way that this manifests itself, is as the little 2 second "hickup" that occurs after the user sends Ctrl-c to stop scanning: if you crank verbosity up to at least 2 (-vv), you can clearly see that the process handling goes a little bit something like this when the scanning finishes:but the process never does exit - it is waiting for something - buffered output to be read, or something along those lines.
Seems like
airodump-nghas a completely mute background-mode exactly for this purpose - so let's ensure it is used.