*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 637930 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/637930
Marking as a duplicate of 637930. Apparently the same issue, there is a
bit more info available on that one.
joopbraak, the bug you've identified is for a different issue. The only
relation is hibernation/sus
Paul,
Please attach the contents of your file
/usr/share/polkit-1/actions/org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.policy. I
suspect it may be installed wrong or not at all, which could explain why
the items are disabled in the menu.
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Status: Triaged =
Oops, this didn't get closed for -vpnc... Marking Fix Released now. It's
also not a regression-release bug, it was fixed during lucid
development.
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Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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Status
It's already too late to be added in time for the Maverick release
(given it involves UI changes), as mentioned at the point were it was
considered for Lucid. This really should get into NM upstream and be
pulled in this way, so let's aim for it to be included in the next
version of NM.
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I can reproduce this both on a full upgrade with NetworkManager in
Networking disabled state, and by upgrading just NM and nm-applet to the
maverick versions on a fresh Lucid install. Just editing the polkit
policy file is enough for NM to wake up and enable the menu entry, so I
suspect there is a
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 300628 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/300628
This bug was already reported in lieue of 300628, so marking as
duplicate.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 300628
FFe [PATCH] please add fields for hybrid authentication
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Hi!
Thanks for reporting this bug. Unfortunately we can't start working on
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Looks like the bug is really in the applet (or the libnm parts called by
it). Just touching
/usr/share/polkit-1/actions/org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.policy after
starting nm-applet is enough to enable the menu items. As soon as nm-
applet is killed the file needs to be touched again for the
autho
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Looking at this and how OpenSUSE fixed the issue (for "error_code 158
request_code 148 minor_code 7", although the "error_code 172
request_code 152 minor_code 7" error also doesn't seem to come up
anymore), I've made a slight change to the debian/rule to use the in-
tree cairo, which is exactly wha
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Ubuntu better. The issue that you reported is one that should be
reproducible with the live environment of the Desktop CD of the
development release - Maverick Meerkat. It would help us greatly if you
could test with it so we can w
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 518523 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/518523
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Confirmed; this device would usually show up as 0832:1180:0001:1179,
Vendor "Ricoh Co Ltd", Product "R5C832 IEEE 1394 Controller".
However, I am not certain it belongs to kernel, however I am not sure
where else it would be. It certainly doesn't seem to have to do with
udev, AFAICT.
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This seems to be related to the addition of the "firewire" type of bus
recently; the device would usually just be reported as a device on "pci"
bus.
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Thanks Andrew, I also noticed that patch and thought it might fix the
issue, thanks for getting it tested.
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jan,
Do you have any errors in .xsession-errors?
The initial issue you were describing is a known problem that is being
looked at upstream. (I should find which bug this is again)
Reassigning to network-manager-applet so we can look at what's going on
to have nm-applet not show in any user.
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On my system, the window list only shows the windows for the screen the
panel is on. I have an external monitor attached to my laptop, and any
windows on that monitor do not show in the panel.
Note, if I move a window from the external screen
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/575736
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It seems as though NetworkManager fails to start at the point where it
would read /etc/network/interfaces.
Let's try to clean up some things just in case: please take a backup of
/etc/network/interfaces (say, to your home directory using 'cp
/etc/network/interfaces
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 573259 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/573259
This sounds a lot like bug 573259. Marking as a duplicate.
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Ubuntu 10.04 makes RTL8111/8168B network card unusable until cold reboot
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WORKAROUND:
You can use aliases against another loopback address in the 127.x.y.z range,
such as 127.1.1.z. Addresses within 127.0.y.z are rewritten by NM.
+ ---
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+ In its current state NetworkManager
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Adrien, after upgrading if the file is set to false, you would still
need to click Enable in nm-applet or edit the file, but normally you
should only have to do it once. Note that if you used Chris' workaround
with chattr then you may want to revert that as well.
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Meiko, please run apport-collect 664763, and also attach .xsession-
errors, so we can see where things crash. I don't think downgrading the
version will do much.
What you can try however, is to kill nm-applet (in console, killall nm-
applet) and load a guest session (from the session indicator) --
FWIW, opening an upstream bug report as suggested is the best approach
here.
However, do note that the two dashes (and the following space) are there
as the de-facto standard for signature separator. It allows email
clients to do things like stripping the signature from an email you are
replying t
Rolf,
Try to update usb-modeswitch with the package in debian. I will try to post
instructions about doing this later.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/574192
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: wpasupplicant
I'll just *assume* it's the kernel headers, but the jist of the issue is
duplication of the ifmap, ifreq, and ifconf structures in linux/if.h and
net/if.h. AFAICT, this is because those would now be also included in
linux/if.h while first lo
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: wireless-tools
wireless-tools appears to FTBFS because the ifmap, ifreq and ifconf
structures are duplicated in linux/if.h and net/if.h. It appears that
iwlib.h includes net/if.h and later (probably through wireless.h),
includes linux/if.h which redefines
This was with:
libc6-dev 2.12.1-0ubuntu8
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Please see the linked branch, where build failures are fixed by
switching headers used in iwlib.h.
I've tested this on my own system for the past few days and couldn't
really notice adverse effects using the wireless-tools provided binaries
or through NetworkManager compiled against this code.
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I'm marking this bug as Fix Released since we've been carrying this
patch for a little while now, at least it's in Maverick and Lucid as
well from a quick glance at it...
If someone is having additional issues with smartcard auth, please file
a new bug so we can look at what is happening.
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Yup, I'll be looking at this one; let's work to get this *really* fixed
in Natty.
That said, I see a number of issues. While I agree it seems confusing to
designate the connection as "Auto eth0", it really does have a reason to
exist: it's an automatically added connection when NM is installed, th
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 461096 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/461096
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 461096
ZTE AC8700 modem doesn't work
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Confirming, I see the same issue on very different hardware.
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Given your last comment, I'm marking this as "Invalid". Thanks!
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wpasupplicant is touched by this as well, both in its current version
and the 0.7.3 packaging in Debian SVN.
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Since the branch is marked as merged and I can only find data for
gtkbuilder in lp:software-properties, marking this as Fix Released.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/40353
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Trying to reproduce this with the pptp plugin, but I can't reproduce the
issue... I will still try with openvpn though.
To be sure, do you have resolvconf running at the time you set the
connection? The comments in your resolv.conf indicate you might. You can
verify this by checking if /etc/resolv
That's an interesting idea, however the point of having both up is to
provide a fallback for wired through wireless. Perhaps the issue is rather
more that your wifi connection gets the default route, which should not be
happening if wired is connected.
I think this proposition should ideally be di
Hi,
Could you add some more information to the circumstances that lead to
this slowdown? Which last update do you mean exactly? Was it a kernel
update, or was it last time network-manager was updated, that is, a
couple of weeks ago?
Thanks!
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Status:
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* What is the output of 'ip route list' after you connect to the VPN?
* Is your connection set to 'Available to all users'?
This will help us to find and resolve the problem.
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This is an issue in vte that we should be able to fix for all these
terminal emulators as SRU right after release.
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You probably don't want to tick available to all users, it's not going
to help you in this case.
If you go under the settings for your connection, then the IPv4 Settings
tab and click the Routes button, and tick "Use this connection only for
the resources on its network", can you then access the i
Do you get access to the internet as you're expecting though?
There is not much else that can be done. Internet access through the VPN
depends on the provider and is outside of the control of Ubuntu or
NetworkManager.
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This bug is *not* a duplicate of 644452, since it covers fundamentally
different hardware and there does not seem to be wireless available on
your system...
Please, can you run 'apt-cache policy network-manager-gnome' and confirm
which version of the nm-applet you are running? This sounds like a b
and issue a new merge request?
Thanks!
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Hi, thanks for reporting this bug and helping to make Ubuntu better.
Could you please add some more information to this bug report? If you
could include the USB ID of your USB modem, that would be great. You can
get this with the 'lsusb' command. Thanks!
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Hibernation works fine after setting custom partitions. Here is what I
think happens:
This system is the model with an SSD drive, which is so small the code
that decides what size swap to use for guided- use entire disk guesses a
space that is too small to hold the entire contents of RAM, so hiber
A "bad" partitioning scheme goes like this:
Disk /dev/sda: 8069 MB, 8069677056 bytes
255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 981 cylinders
Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes
Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
Disk identifier:
buntu Maverick)
Status: New => Fix Released
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Status: New => Triaged
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Seems like this is a new issue rather than the one that was initially
reported. It looks like it's really specific to the wl driver too. Could
someone still seeing this bug (and using wl, so Broadcom wifi devices)
open a separate bug and post the number here so we can track that? I'd
like to mark t
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archive. Please execute the following commands, as it will clear your
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:
sudo apt-get c
Judging from the fact that I can't reproduce this issue for now (just
tested by resetting my connection with a static IP and connecting to a
PPTP VPN), I'd say it's been fixed. However, we'd need some more
information to know exactly what's going wrong with your VPN.
If you're seeing this issue bu
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Actually, there is a workaround, and that would be to use another
127.x.y.z address just for the aliases. Could you try setting up your
aliases with say, 127.0.0.5 and letting us know whether it works fine
for you (and doesn't get overwritten by NM).
This seems like a very valid use case though, a
Public bug reported:
Trying to hibernate this Acer Aspire One model we have in the lab but
hibernate doesn't complete: the system goes back to screensaver and
asking for a password. However, the power button LED starts blinking as
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Well, seems like this may actually be an issue with the partitioning
scheme, as there is a "Not enough free swap" message in syslog (and I
finally could see the message once on another netbook). Marking as
Incomplete, we should first test with a different partitioning scheme.
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Chris, you probably shouldn't do this because it will likely cause you
further issues when disabling wireless or networking later.
I'm building packages now for testing, they will be available in
https://edge.launchpad.net/~mathieu-tl/+archive/nm as soon as they are
done building with the package
I've marked this Fix Committed since there are now two ways to get a fix
for this issue, as outlined above. It still means you need to go through
using PPAs for now. After some testing of the packages we could look
into whether this is too involved a fix to make it into a SRU or not, or
wether Netw
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/655124
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Since this was included upstream and released with 0.8.1 in maverick,
marking as Fix Released.
Thanks again for the patch!
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/526690
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Can you also reproduce this on an installed system?
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+
+
+ SRU JUSTIFICATION:
+
+ This bug was fixed upstream in the attached upstream bug report and
+ NetworkManager packages already closely follow the upstream GIT tree.
+
+ This appears to be a pretty recurrent theme (also
** Description changed:
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+
+ SRU JUSTIFICATION:
+
+ This bug was fixed upstream in the attached upstream bug report and
+ NetworkManager packages already closely follow the upstream GIT tree.
+
+ This appears to be a pretty recurrent theme (also not
HacKurx,
Please make sure in your config that LZO Compression is enabled
(checked) under Advanced. That is, in the French locale: "Utiliser la
compression LZO", under "Avancé" in the VPN connection's settings.
Oct 15 20:20:08 Admin nm-openvpn[1613]: WARNING: 'comp-lzo' is present
in remote config
I can't think of why it would work without LZO compression in Lucid. I'd
say it doesn't, that it just gets properly imported (assuming you're
importing config files, but so far it looks like that's what's been done
in all cases).
There *is* as mentioned above, an issue introduced in Maverick with
Frederick, can you test the packages I have uploaded here:
http://people.ubuntu.com/~mathieu-tl/lp610361/
They are for maverick, though, so let me know if you need them to be
rebuilt for Lucid.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/610361
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** Description changed:
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+ SRU JUSTIFICATION:
+
+ This is a regression from previous releases where some (critical) fields
+ don't get properly imported from config files. The fix is minimal
+ (removing spaces at the end of field names) and low imp
Could someone attach a copy of the exported config from Lucid (after
removing personal information) so that we have a good test case for SRU
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@Petar, are you still seeing the issue?
@PJSing5000, are these computers connected to the same switch? The issue
as you're describing it, it sounds like that's an issue with the network
device the ethernet cable connects to, something like spanning tree
waiting to bring the interface up on the oth
@stern88, please don't assign yourself to the bug, since it would mean
you would work on fixing it...
This sounds like a kernel driver bug. Also, note that in 10,10 wireless
N was disabled due to major performance issues, so that could explain
what you're seeing (though that's still a kernel issue
Meiko,
Just add the hidden file .xsession-errors to this bug. Hopefully there
will be some more data there.
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This bug was reported against Jaunty, about what I understand was pure
dial-up modems, not 3G modems. Assuming the same concepts apply to NM
0.8 and later doesn't work unfortunately.
If you're still having an issue with 3G modems, please test in Lucid or
the development release (Maverick), and ope
Right, can somebody please test if this works properly using the
network-manager-strongswan package in universe? I do not have a L2TP
test VPN to check with :)
If that doesn't work, then we'll have to check how/if to include nm-
openswan as in comment 8 in a future release or through a PPA.
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How is it detected by NetworkManager? Could you provide a screenshot
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to attach more information from here:
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Davarshi, thanks. This indeed seems to be due to the split of modem
functions to MM.
daf, I fully understand your frustration. I'm just saying that
technology has some amounts of relevance in this case. If what you want
to do is establish a standard PPP connection through NetworkManager, it
would
Right.
That said, from what I recall this was omitted upstream during the split of
modem responsibilities to MM, and it is non-trivial to patch either
application to support this again. If you want basic, ppp modem support
(with phone numbers and such) in NM/MM, it would truly be best to bring it
In today's maverick image (xubuntu, daily-live, 20100819), the installer
is clearly visible. Will report back about the status of desktop/bootup
once the installation is finished.
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This is still good after install and the desktop is now visible.
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Graphics are badly distorted when the desktop appears (again, xubuntu
daily-live 20100819). Text in text mode looks fine however. See the
attached image.
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Please include the contents of ~/.xsession-errors when you start a
session and the nm-applet icon doesn't a
Thanks. That's a great piece of information and should help a lot.
The problem probably lies in the config needed for Reliance, for example
which APN and such needs to be used. I'll see if there is a difference
between the values in mobile-broadband-provider-info and what is
published on the inter
>From what i saw in 0.8.1 this may be possible if you set both ipv4 and ipv6
to come up anyway if there is no address assigned. Could one of you try this
out from a livecd of maverick and let me know if it works for your use case?
I can post more detailed instructions if necessary.
Le 20 août 2010
Good point, I also feel it might not be. The way I initially thought of
it was that there might be something different in the environment with
which wget in chroot is being run, as opposed to how busybox's wget is
being run -- something like a library that is not available yet, etc.
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It's all good, we already have one. Now only to upload a package (I will
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This is a regression from previous releases where some (critical) fields
don't get properly imported from config files. The fix is minimal
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** Description changed:
Binary package hint: network-manager
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+ WORKAROUND:
+ You can use aliases against another loopback address in the 127.x.y.z range,
such as 127.1.1.z. Addresses within 127.0.y.z are rewritten by NM.
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I develop several web sites on my laptop, and each one
Marking as Triaged/Medium, I'm pretty sure this is the standard issue
where you can't use the PPTP vpn on some types of connections. I'll try
to find the upstream bug for that.
** Changed in: network-manager-pptp (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Triaged
** Changed in: network-manager-pptp (Ubuntu)
There's a fix available upstream:
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/NetworkManager/NetworkManager/patch/?id=ee9ce6027b3fc0cb4aa14442ef8b628b80b726eb
I'll try to get a package ready by end-of-day for testing in my PPA and
in Natty, then we can consider updating this as a SRU.
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Aliases in /etc/hosts o
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 659872 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/659872
This bug is confirmed, and a duplicate of bug 659872. Marking it as
such.
As a temporary workaround, you can set aliases with 127.1.x.y IP
addresses, those will still point back to the local machine and won't
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