tweak wifi edits from @jmatheson

docs/docs/Resources/index.rst

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ Resources
    my-first-pr
    technical-resources
    troubleshooting
+   wifi
    history
    other-projects
    faq

docs/docs/Resources/troubleshooting.md

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ Warning: do not run any  openaps commands with sudo in front of it `sudo openaps
 
 ### Environment variables
 
-If you are getting your BG from Nightscout or you want to upload loop status/resuts to Nightscout, among other things you'll need to set 2 environment variabled: `NIGHTSCOUT_HOST` and `API_SECRET`. If you do not set and export these variables you will receive errors while running `openaps report invoke monitor/ns-glucose.json` and while executing `ns-upload.sh` script which is most probably part of your `upload-recent-treatments` alias.Make sure your `API_SECRET` is in hashed format. Please see [this page](https://github.com/openaps/oref0#ns-upload-entries) for details. Additionally, your `NIGHTSCOUT_HOST` should be in a format like `http://yourname.herokuapp.com` (without trailing slash). For the complete visualization guide use [this page](https://github.com/openaps/docs/blob/master/docs/Automate-system/vizualization.md) from the OopenAPS documentation.
+If you are getting your BG from Nightscout or you want to upload loop status/resuts to Nightscout, among other things you'll need to set 2 environment variabled: `NIGHTSCOUT_HOST` and `API_SECRET`. If you do not set and export these variables you will receive errors while running `openaps report invoke monitor/ns-glucose.json` and while executing `ns-upload.sh` script which is most probably part of your `upload-recent-treatments` alias.Make sure your `API_SECRET` is in hashed format. Please see [this page](https://github.com/openaps/oref0#ns-upload-entries) for details. Additionally, your `NIGHTSCOUT_HOST` should be in a format like `http://yourname.herokuapp.com` (without trailing slash). See also [Openaps complete visualization guide](../walkthrough/phase-1/visualization.md) for more details.
 
 ### Common error messages
 

docs/Resources/wifi.md → docs/docs/Resources/wifi.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
-###Wifi Troubleshooting
+# Wifi Troubleshooting
 
-#My wifi connection keeps dropping and/or I keep getting kicked out of ssh
+## My wifi connection keeps dropping and/or I keep getting kicked out of ssh
 There is a script that you can add to your root cron that will test your connection and reset it if it is down. Here is an example that runs every two minuntes (odd minutes). You could also do it every 5 minutes or less. Note, this does not have to be for an Edison, you can set this up for a Pi, etc as well.
 
 ```
@@ -14,12 +14,12 @@ Next, add the script to your root cron. Note this is a different cron that what
   * Edit your root cron ```crontab -e```
   * Add the following line ```1-59/2 * * * * /home/edison/src/edison_wifi/wifi.sh google.com 2>&1 | logger -t wifi-reset```
 
-#I forget to switch back to home wifi and it runs up my data plan
+## I forget to switch back to home wifi and it runs up my data plan
 You can add a line to your cron that will check to see if <YOURWIFINAME> is avaiable and automatically switch to it if you are on a different network.
   * Log in as root ```su root```
   * Edit your root cron ```crontab -e```
   * Add the following line ```*/2 * * * * ( (wpa_cli status | grep <YOURWIFINAME> > /dev/null && echo already on <YOURWIFINAME>) || (wpa_cli scan > /dev/null && wpa_cli scan_results | egrep <YOURWIFINAME> > /dev/null && udo pa_cli select_network $(wpa_clilist_networks | grep jsqrd | cut -f 1) && echo switched to <YOURWIFINAME> && sleep 15 && (for i in $(wpa_cli list_networks | grep DISABLED | cut -f 1); do wpa_cli enable_network $i > /dev/null; done) && echo and re-enabled other networks) ) 2>&1 | logger -t wifi-select```
 
-#I am having trouble consistently connecting to my wifi hotspot when I leave the house (iPhone)
+## I am having trouble consistently connecting to my wifi hotspot when I leave the house (iPhone)
 1. When you turn on your hotspot it will only broadcast for 90 seconds and then stop (even if it is flipped on). So, when you leave your house you need to go into the hotspot setting screen (and flip on if needed). Leave this screen open until you see your rig has connected.
 2. If your phone knows about wifi networks that your rig does not, your phone may connect to that wifi and in turn drop the hotspot. Make sure your phone does not connect to other wifi networks (coffee shops, a friends house, etc). You man need to forget the networks. This can also be tricky if your computer and iPhone share a network list.