I found wpa_supplicant running when systemd confirms it's disabled. This has been tracked down to `redshift -o', for a one-shot effect, that uses geoclue2 over DBus that starts wpa_supplicant.service. I want to stop geoclue2 thinking it can enable wifi. Examining /etc/geoclue/geoclue.conf there are comments, but it's unclear if all possible options are shown and commented. [network-nmea] has an `enable=true', but [wifi] doesn't. Better documentation seems needed, like a time-honoured decent man page found with `man -k geoclue', or at least a statement at the start of the file stating its completeness. load_wifi_config() at https://cgit.freedesktop.org/geoclue/tree/src/gclue-config.c?id=91bf1790b7220c7ecc96cddc284690a924cd9449#n184 suggests there is no `enable' switch to turn wifi off. I'll open a separate bug for that.
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