Is there something broken in Ubuntu's update process that a PPA had to
be created (many thanks for that Pritam!) for this? I've just tried a
fresh 13.10, it still has this problem, despite "Fix released". So what
does "Fix released" mean? Released for the next version of Ubuntu? Would
I have gotten the fix if I'd turned on "Proposed"?

So yeah - thanks again for the PPA. At least that works.

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  Network manager cannot connect to WPA2/PEAP/MSCHAPv2 network without
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