NM handles pppoe and mobile broadband which covers about 98% of the use-
cases. Nobody stepped up to build in plain modem support ...
contributions welcome.
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I am using Interpid with Network Manager 0.7 but NM does not allow me to
manage dialup connections. I do not see Dialup connections or ppp in NM
at all. If I start a ppp connection the normal way using pppd it is not
recognized by NM and I cannot use VPN connections in NM.
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fixed by NM 0.7 (intrepid)
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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fixed by NM 0.7 (intrepid)
** Changed in: network-manager-applet (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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That's one of a thousand reasons I decided to quit linux on desktop. After
buying a macbook, I have almost the same features, without stupid issues and
lack of basic functionality.
Now, I only use ubuntu where it works better: the server.
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And NM is completely broke for EVDO modems.
I have a Pantech with Verizon service. It is fully recognized at
/dev/ttyACM0.
NM demands a username although it is not used. (stupidmode=on for
wvdial)
Even if I type all the stuff in correctly, NM refuses to dial and/or
connect.
There is no help w
** Tags removed: evolution firefox manager network pidgin ppp
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I also can confirm this in Hardy Final. It uses NM 0.6.6 and even after
I use the applet to successfully connect via ppp0 (via evdo verizon
wireless) it still reports I am offline.
Does anyone know when NM 0.7 will be generally available (Gnome 2.24 in
October?). Is there a development build we
Can confirm this in HH final version here (after having FF trouble). I
really don't think this is desirable behaviour.
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I strongly agree with both Simone and alef13.
The question is: why I have to explain my parents that they have to uncheck
"offline mode" in Firefox to surf the web? After all, Ubuntu is Linux for human
beings! This is not going to be good marketing for a LTS version.
My take is defer the release
I agree with alef13. You need to write on the ubuntu.com homepage : "If
you don't have an ethernet connection, please don't download Ubuntu
Hardy, go for another distro please!" I'm ironic, but this is the sad
truth...
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How about the lack of ability to manage ppp and other non-eth connections?
Without that we cannot use VPNs configured through NM since we're "offline".
How about all the other applications such as evolution and pidgin? How about
the new applications to come?
As I wrote, programmers of third-par
The short comings of network manager could easily be overcome if the
applications that use it could be configured to ignore it.
Firefox should have a switch in about:config so that it can always start
online.
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Sourcepackagename: None => network-manager
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