** Description changed: After upgrading to 16.04 desktop (unity) (clean install) from 14.04, (so not really upgrading, but you get the point) I noticed that lightdm with unity-greeter (all stock, nothing changed) can't connect to WiFi with network-manager. WiFi works after loggin it, but it should be working before also, if not, what's the point in having an icon there :) I get the following message: Failed to add/activate connection. - (1) Insufficient privileges. - see image. This worked fine in 14.04. I have noticed this problem in both my desktop (Broadcom WiFi) and Laptop (Intel WiFi) - So it has nothing to be with the chip. Feel free to ask for more info. + + Edit: + + From syslog: + + Apr 23 16:50:46 desktop NetworkManager[979]: nm_settings_connection_delete: assertion 'NM_IS_SETTINGS_CONNECTION (self)' failed + Apr 23 16:50:46 desktop NetworkManager[979]: <info> [1461423046.1662] audit: op="connection-add-activate" pid=1275 uid=108 result="fail" reason="Insufficient privileges." + Apr 23 16:50:46 desktop NetworkManager[979]: (NetworkManager:979): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_unref: assertion 'G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed
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