** Changed in: indicator-network (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Antti Kaijanmäki (kaijanmaki) => (unassigned)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1453289
Title:
network-manager asks for passwords it already knows
Status in indicator-network package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Bug description:
Sometimes Network Manager (and the network indicator) asks for
passwords it already knows. This issue is intermittent and I'm not
yet sure what causes it, but it has been happening for a long time on
many different devices.
I'm seeing it happen in Ubuntu Touch on krillin (rtm 274, OTA3.5
candidate), but also on every other Ubuntu Touch device I've ever used
and every notebook I've ever tried Network Manager on. This bug is
specifically targeting Ubuntu Touch though.
The issue is easiest to trigger by rebooting the phone. While
developing a new reboot loop test, I saw this happen on 8 of 12 boots
during a short test sequence. The logs from that are attached, though
I'm not sure if it contains nearly enough information.
Triggering the issue is sometimes difficult due to the intermittent
nature, but in general it usually happens if I leave a device idle
overnight. In the morning I'm greeted by a dialog asking for my wifi
password. If I cancel the dialog it will connect successfully (though
sometimes I also have to drag down the indicator and tap the network
to tell it to connect), so it hasn't forgotten the password.
If more logs are needed, let me know which ones and I can add them to
the test.
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