Quoting Dan Williams <[email protected]>:
On Tue, 2009-04-28 at 12:29 -0400, Derek Atkins wrote:
Quoting Dan Williams <[email protected]>:
>> Yes, I mean Network Manager itself connected to the linksys even though
>> I erased it. I even stopped NM, killed nm-applet, killed gconf, deleted
>> all the files, and restarted everything, and it *still* connected to
>> the linksys network against my wishes.
>
> When you say "killed gconf", you mean 'rm -rf ~/.gconf' and then
> 'killall -TERM gconfd-2' or something else?
gconftool-2 --shutdown
Then rm -rf ~/.gconf/.../linksys (I removed the linksys directory
in the wireless networks list)
>> I shouldn't have any system connections.. At least I'm pretty sure I
>> never set any up. How do I check?
>
> If you run the connection editor, you'll see all the connections defined
> on your system.
And there are a bunch of "Auto ..." networks there, but not in any
particular order which makes it hard to find one in particular.
Any of them have an SSID of linksys? If you can reproduce the problem,
then we can whip up a small tool to figure out which settings service is
providing the 'linksys' connection.
Not that I saw.. I do have a linksys123.
However I do NOT see the linksys in the gconf dir anymore, either.
Dan
-derek
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