Hello,NetworkManagerInfo keeps swritching to a wireless router that I do not want to be using. When I specify the preferable router, NMI will swirtch briefly, but will immediately revert back to the original router. I would appreciate any tips on how to prevent NMI from doing this. If I am
On Mon, 2006-06-05 at 12:44 +0200, Gabor Kelemen wrote:
Hi
Recently, i have uploaded a Hungarian translation for the openvpn
daemon, and noticed, that there are two other daemons, pptp and vpnc,
which can be translated and already have some translations, but are not
listed on the Gnome
Hello.
On Tue, 2006-06-06 at 10:40, Tim Niemueller wrote:
Cesar Cardoso schrieb:
2006/6/2, Antony J Mee [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This is a totally general PPPD plugin...
So I imagine that now we can believe that in some time in the future
NM will make those dialers (gkdial, gnome-ppp
hi,
I just upgraded from FC3 to FC5 and modulo a few issues it seems to
be working okay.. I wanted to play with the VPNC plugin, so I created
a new VPN configuration but I can't figure out how to tell NM to
actually startup the VPN!
From the applet, I left click, go to VPN Connections, and all
How hard would it be to right click on a network and have it show a menu Always connect to this network / Never connect to this network? I'm pretty sure someone has suggested this or something like it before. The arguments against it get weaker every time someone new asks. Its clearly a needed
Dan Williams írta:
On Mon, 2006-06-05 at 12:44 +0200, Gabor Kelemen wrote:
Hi
Recently, i have uploaded a Hungarian translation for the openvpn
daemon, and noticed, that there are two other daemons, pptp and vpnc,
which can be translated and already have some translations, but are not
On Tue, 6 Jun 2006, Russell Harrison wrote:
How hard would it be to right click on a network and have it show a menu
Always connect to this network / Never connect to this network? I'm
pretty sure someone has suggested this or something like it before. The
arguments against it get weaker
I am a bit confused, on my system Network-Manager never automatically
connects to a network unless I connect to it first. So if there is an
open wireless network that you don't want to connect to it should
never connect to it unless you connected at least once. To stop this
delete the network
Dan Williams írta:
On Mon, 2006-06-05 at 12:44 +0200, Gabor Kelemen wrote:
Hi
Recently, i have uploaded a Hungarian translation for the openvpn
daemon, and noticed, that there are two other daemons, pptp and vpnc,
which can be translated and already have some translations, but are not
I tried to access my VPN for the first time. I wanted it to
remember my group password, but not my personal password..
So I left my password blank, entered the group password,
clicked save passwords, and then clicked ok. This caused
networkmanager to croak and output the following log messages:
Hi,
On Tue, 2006-06-06 at 10:40 +0200, Tim Niemueller wrote:
Cesar Cardoso schrieb:
2006/6/2, Antony J Mee [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This is a totally general PPPD plugin...
So I imagine that now we can believe that in some time in the future
NM will make those dialers (gkdial,
On Tue, 6 Jun 2006, Derek Atkins wrote:
Hmm.. After rebooting and restarting (due to a number of other
reasons) the VPN configuration is now in the list. I guess I would
have assumed it would get there in real-time.
I've noticed a very odd asynchronous aspect to NM in many contexts, not
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