On Thu, 2018-09-27 at 11:51 +0200, Aleksander Morgado wrote: > Hey, > > I'm trying to understand whether this behavior is on purpose or not. > > I have some "gsm" settings for a broadband connection, and the > settings have a PIN stored. I then try to use those settings on a > modem device but the expected PIN in the modem is a different one, so > the connection attempt fails with a "sim-pin-incorrect" reason. At > this point NetworkManager doesn't request the user new secrets for > this connection after finding that the stored ones are wrong; i.e. i > don't see any popup window in the shell asking to enter PIN. The > connection attempt just fails and we do get reported in the UI about > the failed attempt. > > Is this behavior (asking the user for PIN after a "sim-pin-incorrect" > failure) not implemented or am I missing some reason that would > prevent doing that? The behavior is different e.g. with WiFi; if I > change the key in my router and I request NM to connect to the WiFi > network, the authentication failure triggers a new request for > secrets > to the user. > > Cheers!
Hi, sounds like a bug. If a secret/pin is wrong, NM should re-ask for it. Do you have a level=TRACE log? best, Thomas
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