Uci : Entry not found

[George12]

Executing 'uci get wireless.radio0.disabled' and 'uci get network.wan.disabled' returns 'uci : Entry not found' error. Bellow are the outputs for 'uci show network' and 'uci show wireless'

These are the files in the directory /etc/config,

Any help to fix this will be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
George

[vgaetera]

Wi-Fi /etc/config/wireless

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
disabled	boolean	no	0	Disables the radio adapter if set to 1. Removing this option or setting it to 0 will enable the adapter

[George12]

I am still finding it hard to understand why my network uci configuration file does not have 'disabled' option in the 'wan' section.
This link(https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/ucicheatsheet) shows that this option should be there.

I don't know whether i have accidentally deleted this option. In case if that's what happened, is there any way i can revert this delete?

Please let me know if i am missing something here.
Thanks.

[George12]

'uci get wireless.radio0.disabled' seems to be working now, but 'uci get network.wan.disabled' is still not working.

[dibdot]

what do you mean by "it's not working"?

[George12]

I have mentioned about that in my above comments. Please do let me know if it still doesn't make sense to you.

[dibdot]

I didn't see a "disabled" option in your wan section ... therefore uci can't find such option/value. Please post the output of uci show network.wan - thanks.

[George12]

Here it is

[dibdot]

then again, where is the problem?

[George12]

Shouldn't there be one more option called 'network.wan.disabled = '0''?

[dibdot]

"disabled" is a not required option in this section and the default (when not set) is "0" aka "enabled". If you insist to set this option type:

# to enable this interface (the default, even without having explicitly set the option)
uci set network.wan.disabled=0
or 
# to disable this interface
uci set network.wan.disabled=1 

and finally uci commit network to save your changes