Will Stephenson wrote: > On Tuesday 06 February 2007 07:48, J Sloan said: > >> Actually, I was able, after several trials, to get knetworkmanager to >> connect to the wireless access points. I had to make some guesses (for >> instance, where kde says "40 bit key" it really means 64 bits) and it was >> less intuitive than the gnome version, but I must admit that it was >> possible after all to connect. >> > > We are going to change the "40 bit" label since it's caused plenty of > confusion. What you call a 64 bit key is a 40 bit key with 24 bits of > padding, likewise the 104 bit key is aka 128 bit encryption, and when we > wrote knetworkmanager we just took the IEEE802.11 internal names for the > encryption types. >
Ah, and I was wondering if you guys were just using hexadecimal to confuse us - Joe -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
