@György-Farkas Yes - thats why I'm using your suggestion using grep.

@György-Farkas Yes - thats why I'm using your suggestion using grep.

@György-Farkas
That's not an option. I almost already having problems with the size of my own application.
And I don't want to install Bash on several hundred Onions.

@György-Farkas said in Compare a string:

[[ "$v" == *"b183"* ]]

Using wildcards is working in standard Linux e.g. Ubuntu - but apparently not on the Onion.

But the "grep" line is working

Thanks!

Using the following is standard Linux, but does not work for the Onion

v="Version 0.2.0 b183"
[[ "$v" == *"b183"* ]] && echo "OK" || echo "FAIL"
[[ "$v" =~ "b183" ]] && echo "OK" || echo "FAIL"

Both should display "OK", but the first show "FAIL" and the 2nd gives "ash: =~: unknown operand"

What can I do instead?

All my Onions are connecting to ds.onion.io every 10th second.
Why? And for what?

Device Firmware Version: 0.3.2 b232
Device Firmware Version: 0.2.2 b200

Device: Omega2S and Omega2S+

I can't connect to some wifi network - but it works with others. I have some internal Wi-Fi networks, that the devices connect to fine and they also connects fine to an old Windows Phone.
But they will not connect to a Samsung Galaxy S8 (AP Mode) or a D-Link Mobile AP (DWR-932)

They simply does not even ask for an IP address.

I don't have problems connecting with other devices - e.g. a Raspberry Pi 3 or other mobile phones or a MS Surface.

I have spent hours trying to find a solution.

Any sugestions?