14 Jun
2012
14 Jun
'12
18:39
Op 14-6-2012 20:08, Jan Ritzerfeld schreef:
> Am Donnerstag, 14. Juni 2012, 15:13:10 schrieb Oddball:
>> [...]
>> Is there reason as to why this happens, or a way to set it the way one
>> wants/likes it?
> Sure, just use the networkmanagement plasmoid, go to "Manage
> Connections...", then edit your wireless connection and checl "Connect
> automatically".
>
sounds easy enough...
>> [...]
>> I understand security is important, but why do i have to give my
>> walletpassword if i want to establish a wpa2/tkip connection?
> Ah, okay, you already did this. So, you do not have to manually connect but
> to provide your wallet password! I found this really annoying, too. There
> are two easy solutions:
> * set an empty password for your wallet
> * tell the plasmoid that you you want to save your password in a file
> instead of the wallet ("Manage Connections..."->"Other"->...)
>
> However, please consider that you will leave your WPA key unprotected. This
> is not a problem for me since my disk is encrypted..
Thnx 4 this workaround... :-p
In my lan there is only us.
We live in the middle of nowhere.
There are, as far as i kow, not too many hackers amongst the few
farmers, that pass this place with their tractors, every once in a while...
> Gruß
> Jan
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