** Changed in: knetworkmanager (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Rejected
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KnetworkManager doesn't save the WPA Key unless Kwallet is installed and
configured
https://launchpad.net/bugs/48225
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That also looks pretty logic since it is a pure kde application and
kwallet is the standard secured method to store passwords with kde...
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KnetworkManager doesn't save the WPA Key unless Kwallet is installed and
configured
https://launchpad.net/bugs/48225
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for me the best solution was install kwallet and then change the wallet
password to nothin. Now I don't need to put any password.
I end up doing this as well. changing to confirmed.
** Summary changed:
- KnetworkManager doesn't save the WPA Key
+ KnetworkManager doesn't save the WPA Key
In fact, knetworkmanager seems to have been designed this way, as shown
in the FAQ:
Q: How can I store passphrases associated with encrypted wireless networks?
A: Activate KWallet support:
* start kwalletmanager
* right click wall icon in tray
* Configure Wallet
* Check Enable the KDE wallet
