On Sunday 25 January 2009 09:37:51 Neal Becker wrote:
On Sunday 25 January 2009, Claude Jones wrote:
> On Sunday 25 January 2009 06:34:39 Anne Wilson wrote:
> > With the latest updates the problem of crashing when entering certain
> > folders has gone. There are still gpg issues. More importantly,
> > knetworkmanager is now broken. Since NetworkManager-gnome was
> > problematic for me this is a catastrophe.
> >
> > Anne
>
> What is broken in knetworkmanager for you, Anne? For me, it's working
> fine - I'm on it this moment - this is a laptop with Broadcom 4306 usiing
> WPAK and all the latest updates from testing and kderedhat-unstable - I
> connect to a Linksys WRT54G running OpenWRT (open source distro for
> Linksys routers) if that is relevant...
For the record, my issue with NetworkManager-gnome is it always asks for
passwords. That's an annoyance to me (maybe a showstopper to newbs), but
not a catastrophe.
I just noticed a warning icon saying I needed to re-log in in my systray. I
just did, so I'm now definitely up on all the latest versions of things. kNM
came right up and auto-connected to my network with no intervention on my
part.
On the password prompting, could it be a gnome-keyring-pam issue? If you don't
know what this is, just google it - it allows you to set up auto-logging-in
for things like NM
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Claude Jones
Brunswick, MD