Thanks, that was exactly the problem - for autostart was set to "no"
in knetworkmanagerrc. I changed it to "yes", and it is now working as
expected.
Myrosia
On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 11:09 AM, Will Stephenson
On Friday 02 October 2009 07:42:44 Myrosia Dzikovska wrote:
I recently upgraded to OpenSuse 11.1. I set up YaST to say that network is controlled by network manager. I am using KDE3. Every time I log into KDE, knetworkmanager is not running. I can start it up from the command line, and it comes up and runs normally, connecting automatically to my network.
I tried to configure the KDE to start from a saved session, and saved a session while knetworkmanager was running. But once I re-started my machine, when I logged in, knetworkmanager didn't start up again.
Is there something else which controls when it starts up, which could be causing this problem?
/opt/kde3/env/knetworkmanager.default.sh is sourced by startkde (on every startup) to disable knetworkmanager from starting if NetworkManager itself is not enabled.
If it detects that your system is not using Networkmanager, it writes
[General] Autostart=false
into your $HOME/.kde/share/config/knetworkmanagerrc file.
Perhaps something is going wrong there? Can you check the contents of knetworkmanagerrc before and after logging out?
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