On 03/16/15 17:57, Jan Grulich wrote:
Hi
there is no documentation about network icons, but it's pretty simple. There
are three types of indicators:
1) icon + lock = you are connected to a VPN connection
2) icon + question mark = you are not connected, but there is some available
connection
3) icon + explanation mark = you are connected, but with limited connectivity,
which usually means you are not able to reach the full internet
I guess your case would be number 3). This check for connectivity should be
working only when you have NetworkManager configured to do so or you have
installed NetworkManager-config-connectivity-fedora which checks a file on
fedoraproject.org.
I suppose it is a yellow explanation mark. NetworkManager-config-connectivity-fedora
seems to have been pulled in on a fedup maybe. I certainly do have full internet access
from this machine. Will either try to figure out why it thinks I don't or maybe just
try to remove that package.
Thanks...
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