@gabornagy93 I would say this is a bug in wifisetup script, but you can work around it by escaping the slash. So in your case your password should be entered like so: 123\/4567 That's a backslash before the forward slash, if you then use the command uci show wireless you'll see the password is correctly recorded. I'm not sure if the password is then correctly passed when negotiating the connection and I can't test it right now, but if not, you could try entering your password on the wifisetup command like this: 123\\\/4567 This will ensure the password is recorded in your wireless setup as 123\/4567

@Tanner-Henhawke 4 Years later and it's still an issue. Had a "," in the passphase and ApCli would loop connect/disconnect. Your discovered resolution is still valid.

@Doug-Petican , your conclusion was ok ... in past almost every router came with the default username and also as pw. Onion.io was thinking a bit ... they created a individual SSID and made a "very strong" password with 8 caracters, different from the root password

If it can be of any help, according to the MediaTek MT7688 Datasheet, the CPU chipset supports AES128/256CBC, WEP64/128, TKIP, AES, WPA, WPA2, WAPI and WPS: PBC, PIN. For any other VPN or security features, you have to build it yourself, or find the right software package. Perhaps an alternative would be to use an unsecured connection to a router that does support PEAP?

https://docs.onion.io/omega2-docs/first-time-setup.html#first-time-setup