Public bug reported:
This is Ubuntu 12.04 on a Samsung NC-20.
I introduce my phone as a DUN device via the Bluetooth applet's "Set Up
New Device..." wizard.
I have had reason to do this several times. (a separate bug, actually)
Every time I did, a new item would appear in the nm-applet menu, showing
(evidently) another copy of the same device.
I saw no way to get rid of these items. (This includes removing the phone using
the Bluetooth Manager control panel.)
Turns out, these items correspond to files in
/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections
so the work-around is to look through those files, and carefully remove the
unwanted ones.
But there should be a GUI way, preferably through the NetworkManager
applet, to "forget" these unwanted connections.
Thanks!
** Affects: network-manager-applet (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
NetworkManager remembers old DUN connections, no UI way to get rid of
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