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Sometimes, after hours or days, my pico running your software, can get disconnected to the wlan. It seems as it does not attempt to log back on should this happen. The problem is solved if I shut down power supply, and boot up again.

I've tried to look through the logic of your code, but I am a newbie, and struggle to find this ongoing test. What I mean is explained in the following psudo code:

While program is running:
    if connection_status == connected:
        pass
    else:
        initiate_new_connection_to_wlan_method()

You could consider how many attempts should be done before another action where to take place. E.g. shutdown, alert, or similar.

Now it could very well be that you already have this logic implemented in your code. And that the issue is on my local network or router set-up. If so, I would be grateful to hear back from you.

If, however you don't have this logic implemented, I would welcome you to patch this feature or point me to the lines where I should look at tweaking it for myself.

Love your framework by the way! I am well on my way to get the smartest garage in the entire neighbourhood 🥇

Hello,

thank you for making this code available - it's great!! (I found it via https://hackaday.com/2023/04/07/pi-microcontroller-still-runs-a-webserver/ )

I'm trying to use the web server to drive the Plasma Stick
https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/plasma-stick-2040-w

I've forked the code here:
https://github.com/OpenDevEd/plasma-pico-web-server-control
and added two of the plasma examples.

I can successfully start a plasma stick pattern with:

wget -O - http://192.168.1.198/plasma/1

However, when I try to stop it,

wget -O - http://192.168.1.198/plasma/0

the server hangs.

I'm not really familiar with asyncio, so it might be a basic mistake.

Any ideas?

Many thanks!