Since I no longer can connect to my WLAN with WPA2 I switched my router to unencrypted and WEP encryption. But this did not help. E.g. as part on a conneciton attempt using WEP I got the following funny NetworkManager log entry: Aug 28 22:27:03 galapagos NetworkManager: <info> Activation (eth1/wireless): connection 'MyWlan' requires no security. No secrets needed.
Now I want to wipe all user defined connection settings. Any hints on hot to do this? ~/.kde4/share/apps/networkmanagement/connections seems irrelevant How can I remove NetworkManagerUserSettings?
On Sunday 30 August 2009 08:34:50 Stefan Quandt wrote:
Since I no longer can connect to my WLAN with WPA2
Which bug report is that? WPA2 should be fixed since M6
I switched my router to unencrypted and WEP encryption. But this did not help.
E.g. as part on a conneciton attempt using WEP I got the following funny NetworkManager log entry: Aug 28 22:27:03 galapagos NetworkManager: <info> Activation (eth1/wireless): connection 'MyWlan' requires no security. No secrets needed.
Now I want to wipe all user defined connection settings. Any hints on hot to do this? ~/.kde4/share/apps/networkmanagement/connections seems irrelevant How can I remove NetworkManagerUserSettings?
Remove that dir and
.kde4/share/config/networkmanagementrc too
If you have a problem with WPA or WEP open a bug report and attach the {abcd-1234-etc} file for that connection and the connection as seen on DBus with qdbus, see here: http://userbase.kde.org/NetworkManagement#It.27s_All_KDE.27s_Fault.21
Am Sonntag, 30. August 2009 13:24:36 schrieb Will Stephenson:
On Sunday 30 August 2009 08:34:50 Stefan Quandt wrote:
Since I no longer can connect to my WLAN with WPA2
Which bug report is that? WPA2 should be fixed since M6
I filed Bug 530264 There is also WPA related open bug 441511. Since bug 441511, comment 9 implies that unencrypted is also affected it's also possible that I'm suffering from that.
~/.kde4/share/apps/networkmanagement/connections seems irrelevant How can I remove NetworkManagerUserSettings?
Remove that dir and .kde4/share/config/networkmanagementrc too
Thanks, this helps and brings me a step closer to the lower level problem. I just updated Bug 530264
If you have a problem with WPA or WEP open a bug report and attach the {abcd-1234-etc} file for that connection and the connection as seen on DBus with qdbus, see here:
My original report already contains DBUS and driver logs.
http://userbase.kde.org/NetworkManagement#It.27s_All_KDE.27s_Fault.21
I just gave nm-applet another try with WEP and it shows the same error as knetworkmanager. So it looks like it's not KDEs fault.
Stefan
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