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this does not happen in jaunty anymore.
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In my instance, NM 0.7 (from the PPA in comment #38 on top of the Hardy
UNR) did not crash, but instead (properly) failed to connect. When
given the proper password, NM completes the VPN connection.
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I have the same problem with Kubuntu Hardy. I tried to install those
dbgsym packages, but they don't seem to be in my repositories. How can I
get those?
I did try the newer 0.7 version, but in KNetworkManager, I couldn't get
it to connect to the VPN at all. It only prints
Lets take a closer look at the crash. The issue about nm requiring two
passwords is already dealt with upstream (well, they say its not
possible to fix that now).
So please install network-manager-dbgsym, libnm-util0-dbgsym and libnm-
glib0-dbgsym as well as network-manager-vpnc-dbgsym package
I still have this problem with Hardy.
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My message is slightly different:
Jul 21 15:24:52 flint-laptop NetworkManager: info Will activate VPN
connection 'Northwestern VPN', service 'org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.vpnc',
user_name 'flint', vpn_data 'IPSec gateway / vpn-public.vpn.northwestern.edu /
IPSec ID / NUIT / Xauth username /
VPN on gutsy with the patch applied works great except my update manager
constantly wants to overwrite the package with the one from the repo,
even though they seem to have the same version number.
I just want to make the same observation as dmuir; its poor form from an
outstanding distro to have
Hi guys, I have pinged http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=436382 , so
hopefully, it will make it upstream.
Maybe it is the place to add comments so it gets more visibility upstream.
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Also confirming with Hardy.
Why does it take so long for these bugs to get fixed?
Chantra fixed this a year ago, and the bug is still in the official repos.
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I also confirm this with Hardy.
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I would just like to report that I get this same problem: I connect to
my university's VPN and enter the password in the group password...and
nm-applet dissapears, isn't running, and the VPN doesn't work. We're
running Cisco system's VPNs and I use VPNC too.
I'd think this would be a semi-major
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The 0.6.4svn2422 worked well. NM-applet automatically restarted and put
out an connection-error message instead of crashing and disappearing. I
think it has something to do with my university having set a group
password which is saved encrypted in the .pcf file which is not imported
by the VPNC
Workaround: You can decode it yourself manually at http://www.unix-ag
.uni-kl.de/~massar/bin/cisco-decode
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I'm having very similar issues to Ryan above. Has the patched .deb
worked for people? If so, do you think somebody could create an x64
version? I don't know enough about deb's to apply the debdiff posted up
there. :) Thanks
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As it's assigned to Søren, I'll unsubscribe ubuntu-universe-sponsors for
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What's the status on this bug in Ubuntu gutsy?
Unchanged. I have an entry near the top of my todo list about going
through these bugs, apply patches, and have a new version uploaded to
Debian and have that trickle back down to us. It's definitely on my
radar, I'm just swamped with work these
What's the status on this bug in Ubuntu gutsy?
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Status: Unknown = Unconfirmed
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Hi Tom,
The only thing I did was to comment out the bit of code that check that
both a user password and a group password were given.
I believe 99.9% of people might be using both password, but for some
specific cases, network-manager-vpnc should accept that one of the
password is not
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #436382
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** Also affects: network-manager (upstream) via
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Hi chantra,
Please ignore my previous comment so it would appear that my dead-peer-
detection issue is also worked-around in your .deb- is this so? - I
only just realised that here we're dealing with package network-
manager-vpnc, and the dead-peer-detection issue I was refering to was
present in
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I have submitted a bug upstream and added ubuntu-universe-sponsor to this bug
so hopefully it should be included in the officials repositories
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I can confirm this here as well.
In my case, I supply my user password but not my group password as I dont need
any.
ALSO, it is not nm-applet that crashes, but only NetworkMamager.
running ps aux | grep nm-applet
after a crash shows that nm-applet is still alive, but as it can't connect to
** Attachment added: new deb.. hopefully
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Well, people, I did an attempt to override this missing password assert.
I attach both the debdiff and a new .deb.
I sorted out my issue as I actually needed a group password (silly me :p ) so I
can't tell if this will work, but at least, the script will attempt to carry on
even though you
I confirm the same issue, even when entering both a user and group
password. Ubuntu 7.04 2.6.20-15-generic.
However, prior to trying network-manager-vpnc I did experience this
bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vpnc/+bug/93413 (See
comment #26). Consequently, I compiled and installed a
Hi chantra; I just installed your new .deb and its all looking good :)
I imported a .pcf file and then attempted to connect, only supplying a
group password- connected within 2 seconds and hasn't dropped yet (5
mins so far)- so it would appear that my dead-peer-detection issue is
also
I can confirm I am getting the same error.
When you do not enter a group password the applet crashes.
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I do have the same problem here (Ubuntu 7.04). The nm-applet dies
whenever I don't enter both a user and a group password.
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You say:
(as my user password is not required)
Would your connection fail if you added a password anyway? If not, could
you try that at see if that fixes it?
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Something very similar happens if you input the user password, but leave
the group password blank.
In my case, I entered my user password, and accidentally hit enter
instead of tab, and the NM Applet disappears just like above.
I think that the above might be crashing for a similar reason as he
That appears to be the cause. If I enter both user password and group
password the connection continues as expected.
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On Wed, Mar 28, 2007 at 10:28:15PM -, Ryan wrote:
Attached is my sample configuration.
Thank you.
Once I tell it to connect I only enter the group password (as my user
password is not required)
Ah, valuable info. That might very well be the problem. I'll look at it
later today.
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This is reproducible. After connecting to the vpn nm-applet is still
running however it is not visibile in the notification area.
NetworkManager is no longer running.
Is there some logging I can enable to help determine the cause?
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In a terminal, kill the running NetworkManager, and run a new one within gdb:
$ sudo killall NetworkManager
$ sudo gdb NetworkManager
(gdb) run
Now, connect to vpn and you should get the gdb prompt again when NetworkManager
crashes.
(gdb) gcore
Saved corefile core.16883
(The number will most
The program exited before I had the chance to do anything!
(gdb) run
Starting program: /usr/sbin/NetworkManager
(no debugging symbols found)
(no debugging symbols found)
(no debugging symbols found)
(no debugging symbols found)
(no debugging symbols found)
(no debugging symbols found)
(no
On Wed, Mar 28, 2007 at 06:52:21PM -, Ryan wrote:
The program exited before I had the chance to do anything!
Program exited normally.
Wow. That was unexpected. :-)
Ok, we'll try something else:
$ sudo killall NetworkManager
$ sudo NetworkManager --no-daemon
And attach the output to
NetworkManager: WARNINGnm_spawn_process ():
nm_spawn_process('/usr/sbin/nscd -i hosts'): could not spawn process.
(Failed to execute child process /usr/sbin/nscd (No such file or
directory))
NetworkManager: information Activation (eth1) Finish handler scheduled.
NetworkManager:
On Wed, Mar 28, 2007 at 07:57:35PM -, Ryan wrote:
NetworkManager: information Will activate VPN connection 'sample
user profile', service 'org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.vpnc',
user_name 'ryan', vpn_data 'IPSec gateway / xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx / IPSec ID
/ myipsecid / Xauth username /
I blanked it out.
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On Wed, Mar 28, 2007 at 07:57:35PM -, Ryan wrote:
NetworkManager: information Will activate VPN connection 'sample
user profile', service 'org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.vpnc',
user_name 'ryan', vpn_data 'IPSec gateway / xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx / IPSec
ID / myipsecid / Xauth username /
Attached is my sample configuration. Once I tell it to connect I only
enter the group password (as my user password is not required)
** Attachment added: Sample configuration
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Soren Hansen
Status: Unconfirmed = Needs Info
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