This dependency also causes another problem if your only connectivity is
the WLAN card: As long as network-manager doesn't have setup that card
there will be no DNS service. This will cause GNOME settings daemon to
hang on startup. Unfortunatly this behaviour of GNOME settings daemon,
also will cause network-manager not to startup.

Despite the fact, that this problem of the settings daemon - which
should be solved - this example makes clear, that network manager should
*CANNOT* store WEP keys in the keyring, when providing essential network
services.

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NM saves WEP key in GNOME keyring and requires additional password
https://launchpad.net/bugs/89096

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