should be fixed by now.
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released
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Ryan,
Thanks for the clarification. How did you manage to get them
installed, though? Last time I tried it, the installer didn't install
since it detected that I already have the same (or a more recent)
version installed. I'm not sure if it's safe to first uninstall the
network manager and
Based on the various responses to the effectiveness of the PPA package I
am setting the status of the bug report to Fix Committed.
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Fix Committed
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cool, so does that mean we can look for them as updates soon?
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which exact package am i supposed to install?
the network-manager-dev_065 or the normal network-manager_065? what about the
lib. files? i tried the normal, and the installer wouldn't budge since
apparently i have a newer version already.
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You only need the packages without the -dev.
Just as a side note, I was also affected by another bug (I forget which
number) in either nm or wpasupplicant (I believe it's the latter but I
could be wrong) which caused enormous delays waiting to scan and then
connect to APs. I have since
Yea after using those packages for a week or so now, I have to say they
are rock solid. I don't know what you did, Alexander, but its good to
see network-manager working like it *should*
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After a few days testing with many suspends/resumes and moving around to
different AP's, this particular issue seems to be fixed with Alexander's
packages.
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I have also experienced the same problems. I just installed the
packages Alexander pointed to, so hopefully that will fix things.
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Importance: Undecided = Medium
Status: New = Incomplete
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Ok, I installed them and started network manager. At first it didnt look
good, it just kept trying to connect to my WEP'ed network without even
asking me, so i connected to a neighbors unsecure AP and that connect
right away so swicthed back to mine and it connected quickly. So it
seems good so
I had exactly the same problem that Aaron outlined, so he pointed me to
the test packages.
I tried connecting to both:
An open network that had no signal strength and
A closed network that had good signal strength.
Before the test packages, after trying both, I was unable to reconnect
to my
heres my syslog from today. The time it started failing was around 2 pm.
Then theres some stuff later from around 6 that was me trying to start
it and get it to connect when I got home from work. The earlier stuff
was after a clean boot without suspending, I suspended it on the way
home, then
one other clarification: I do use openvpn, but not through network-
managers interface
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heres the output of sudo NetworkManager --no-daemon 21 | tee
/tmp/nm.log
** Attachment added: nm.log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10055354/nm.log
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ok, hate to span, but as a developer myself i appreciate the value of
details in a bug report.
So, I just rebooted to get everything clean. On boot i think I got the
behaviour i just saw in another bug where it tries to connect to my ap,
but just times out, then when i select it, it connects
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