Hello, Maybe I can ask a more simple question...
Even if I have many profiles in /etc/network/interfaces (guessnet chooses the right one), why can't I see these profiles in nm-applet ? Before, I had something like this : http://blog.freepeople.fr/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/nm-applet.png [change "sans fil" by "filaire" with "Ifupdown (Maison)", "Ifupdown (Travail)", etc...] Now, I have no profile in nm-applet... It doesn't show the ones which are in /etc/network/interfaces... Do you know why (I have ifplugdown plug-in enabled) ? Thank you. David. Le Mon, 4 Aug 2014 11:41:14 +0200, David BERCOT <[email protected]> a écrit : >Le Mon, 28 Jul 2014 00:37:04 +0200, >Thomas Haller <[email protected]> a écrit : >>On Sun, 2014-07-27 at 13:53 +0200, David BERCOT wrote: >>> Hello, >>> >>> I'm on Debian (Sid) and I've recently upgraded to Gnome 3.12. >>> For my network, I use guessnet to put the right configuration, >>> depending on the place I plug my computer (work, home, etc...). >>> >>> Before Gnome 3.12, NM showed me the list of options >>> (from /etc/network/interfaces) : >>> - Ifupdown (Maison) >>> - Ifupdown (Travail) >>> - etc... >>> >>> Now, it shows me... nothing... >>> And more, it uses DHCP even I'm in a place where the connection >>> should be in static mode... >>> It seems that, at boot, the right connection is configured by >>> guessnet (for exemple "Maison") but, just after, NM changes it with >>> DHCP. >>> >>> Do you have any clue for me ? >>> >>> Thank you. >> >>check whether the ifupdown plugin is enabled >>in /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf. See `man >>NetworkManager.conf`. >> >>Also, check the logfile of NM whether it was able to read those >>connections. Sounds like it was not. >> >>Thomas > >Hello, > >First of all, yes, ifupdown plugin is enabled : ># cat /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf >[main] >plugins=ifupdown,keyfile >[ifupdown] >managed=true > >Then, for the logfile, I think it is in syslog... Nothing seems >suspect. > >But it seems NM doesn't "see" /etc/network/interfaces connections... ># nmcli connection show >NOM >UUID TYPE PÉRIPHÉRIQUE >eth0 >91c2d1a8-97f3-450d-b1d8-91b5430307c9 802-3-ethernet eth0 Ifupdown >(insee_cei) 89c584b5-3df1-c9c1-4fd9-dc1db3b879c9 >802-3-ethernet -- Ifupdown (insee_dg) >25a68747-c5f2-085d-9d94-8de531ebe112 802-3-ethernet -- Ifupdown >(insee_pra) 331fcbb9-e335-fd10-96d4-741f8fc5b131 >802-3-ethernet -- Ifupdown (maison) >8a40d99f-cce3-2a0f-11cd-16cc63b12c62 802-3-ethernet -- Ifupdown >(insee_cnio) 00aeb8a1-de82-c52b-d9af-c7fd47831bb1 >802-3-ethernet -- Ifupdown (insee_cnip) >9d595860-e440-a024-f889-b7d56892b115 802-3-ethernet -- Ifupdown >(insee_cnin) cd12fb0a-6860-4cc0-7869-5c287989e5b5 >802-3-ethernet -- Ifupdown (default_dhcp) >af1736b6-4156-a268-9659-2b44e7944133 802-3-ethernet -- > >There's no association with my connections (Ifupdown (maison), etc...) >and eth0... > >I don't understand... > >David. >_______________________________________________ >networkmanager-list mailing list >[email protected] >https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/networkmanager-list _______________________________________________ networkmanager-list mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/networkmanager-list
