Since knetworkconf is totally busted in KDE4 and seemingly unmaintained
upstream, we are removing knetworkconf from distribution.
** Changed in: kdeadmin (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Won't Fix
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Network profiles completely broken
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Well, KDE 3.5.x is not available in Kubuntu anymore since 8.10, so I
don't this will ever get fixed.
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The bug is still present in Hardy! It is very annoying.
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Same bug in Gutsy- you can save all kinds of profiles, but none of them
actually save any settings.
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Issue confirmed in Feisty, changed Importance to Low.
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Importance: Undecided = Low
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I confirm this bug for Feisty.
Why exactly is the importance undecided? This is extremely annoying for
anyone who wants to use Kubuntu on a shared work/home notebook. If the
OS is to gain importance not only on private desktops the importance of
this bug shouldn't be too hard to decide on...
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There seems to be a workaround which I stumbled upon somewhere herein.
One can enter DNS name-servers by adding the following line to
/etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf:
prepend domain-name-servers 192.168.60.1, 172.16.254.2;
(The name-servers above are obviously examples)
Those name servers will always
I also notice the problem, also running feisty.
Is this gonna get resolved, since it already comes from breezy?!
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same problem as Jools smyth...i wasted a lot of time after it...
the network set my ip to some unknown number.
I changed it, press apply, it say that it worked but in the fact doesn't change
the config (checked with ifconfig).
After that i quit the config, and it asked me to confirm a change in
I am running feisty and network profiles do indeed seem broken.
Configure eth0 interface to 192.168.1.10
Create a new profile test. Click apply.
KNetwork conf then saves the current ip config to Test? (It's unclear - save
selected doesnt seem to do anything?)
Create another profile Test2 and
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