@toby-murray : My bad -- I didn't mean to steal your FWIW opening. Your
post reminded me to post back.
I haven't used Linux Mint, but if I recall correctly, you may be able to
force a dynamic library refresh by running ldconfig as root. That'll
change the dynamic library config, and might have ta
For what it's worth, as the original version the patched version has
worked perfectly fine for me under Ubuntu 13.10, and I'd used it several
times under pre-release versions of Ubuntu 14.04 without problems.
Mike
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OK, so maybe we need to merge this with bug 1202204, or at least refer.
But per http://www.infradead.org/openconnect/manual.html , the need for
this is a bug. Does it make sense to distribute this with a bug, with no
GUI workaround, as the default?
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Preface: I've had this problem with the one server, but VMs on two
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4) Yes, it works if I compile openconnect 4.08 from source. When I
compile openconnect 5 from source using gnutls, I get the identical
error as the Ubuntu-distributed version. Oddly, some
I get the same problem if I compile 5.01 manually by forcing GnuTLS
(configure with options including --with-gnutls --without-openssl-
version-check).
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I'd been stable under 13.04, but the installed version of openconnect
5.01 is broken under 13.10.
Under 13.10, I've confirmed openconnect works on an older version (4.08)
that I compiled from source.
With the stock 5.01, I get "Login failed: Your account does not have VPN
ri
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v2.3 for precise and quantal is missing photo-dev. Looks like 2.4 for
raring is missing gpu-dev.
** Affects: opencv (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Packages for both Precise and Quantal are missing photo-lib.
** Affects: opencv (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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I think there's a related bug here. network-manager grays out the WPA
network when a card has no reported WPA capabilities. But I could still
get at WEP networks, even if it wasn't letting me connect. Shouldn't WEP
also get grayed out if the card has no WEP capabilities listed?
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 973241 ***
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OK, dumb question here -- does the patch do anything to address a
related problem with WPA? Looks like these bugs are related to software
improperly communicating whether the BG2200 can do WEP and WPA.
I coul
I just wanted to throw the phrase BG2200 in here so it'll come up on a
search. I'd separately reported this problem but with much less
expertise at 977688
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 971628 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/971628
@#*& Looks like this may have already been reported under the module
name rather than the card name.
https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=43049
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager
Will do. I appreciate all the help.
For what it's worth, WEP networks are not grayed out. However, when I
set up my wife's cell phone as a WEP hotspot, I never got a connection
and the network manager assumed it was an open connection. When I put in
a WEP password, it never got a connection. When
I don't have access to the tag editor, in the location it's in the help
video here:
https://help.launchpad.net/Videos?action=AttachFile&do=get&target
=launchpad-in-line-bug-tag-editing.ogv
so needs-upstream-testing tag needs to go
kernel-bug-exists-upstream needs to be added
If indeed it's the k
apport was updated overnight, but I still get a similar crash.
Looks as if the BG2200 is now part of the kernel ... ? My kernel:
3.2.0-22-generic #35-Ubuntu SMP Tue Apr 3 18:32:42 UTC 2012 i686 i686 i386
GNU/Linux
I also found out several pointers to reporting a kernel bug. Naturally,
the sectio
None of the package search tools on the web site, nor on my computer,
nor the IRC channel, nor Google told me what package the module came
from. I'm sorry, I'm new at this, but went through all the instructions
and nothing helped got me pointed in the right direction.
Running the apport command cr
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Problems are with a Intel BG2200 wifi cards in 12.04b2.
Looks like the drivers are in ipw2200, which apparently comes with the
kernel.
After installing 12.04b2 at least two people lost the ability to connect
to WPA or WPA2 routers. In the network panel, the other networks st
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