[Bug]: WiFiManager::getNetworkIdBySSID returns Null when wpa_cli list_networks doesn't return any flag for a given SSID #2007

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Operating System

Raspberry Pi OS Desktop 64-bit Debian 12 (bookworm)

Installation method

Quick install

Onboard wireless chipset or external adapter?

External adapter

Hardware

Raspberry Pi 4 Model B

RaspAP version

Latest

Other software or services running with RaspAP?

No other software

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Bug description

I observed this behaviour for the WiFi network provided by my phone's hotspot.

I seems wpa_cli -i $iface list_networks which is used by WiFiManager::getNetworkIdBySSID does not return flags for some networks. It also doesn't output a final tab \t in such a case, so there is no fourth column for such networks, then.

As getNetworkIdBySSID only respects rows with at least four columns (see line 460) it does not return the ID in such a case, but returns null, even if the SSID matches.

This leads to index -1 being used for that network on the WiFi client page. So, it is still being displayed as a known WiFi but you can't connect to it because of the missing/invalid index/ID.

Steps to reproduce

Happens when connected to my iPhone's hotspot and I turn off that hotspot on the phone's end.

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