What | Removed | Added |
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Status | NEW | RESOLVED |
CC | wbauer@tmo.at | |
Resolution | --- | DUPLICATE |
This seems to be a design problem in NetworkManager itself AFAICT, it should not even ask for the privilege to *modify* the connection (which requires the root password) IMHO, especially as clicking on Cancel without entering the root password works as well anyway. The policy configuration is *not* wrong, changing it to allow all users to modify shared/system connections would just be a (insecure) workaround. And according to my knowledge, the security team rejected this anyway. The same thing happens in GNOME as well btw AFAIK... At least I remember a bug report about it not too long ago (closed as UPSTREAM or WONTFIX IIRC, can't find it at the moment though). Anyway, this is a duplicate of bug#971540. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 971540 ***