This issue just gets stranger and stranger (and this bug report more convoluted! Thanks for helping and bearing with me).
What is happening now is that when I login I get immediately prompted for my wifi password. If I type it in really quick while the rest of gnome is still loading it usually connects successfully (that's new). If I type it in a little later it almost always fails. If I try and connect manually later it fails (as usual). Also, keys are still not showing in seahorse. Response to the numbered requests in your previous post: 1. See nm-applet attachment for the output when starting nm-applet from the console (I did this in my partners session because nm-applet wasn't auto-starting there for some reason, I HAVE to start it manually from the console a lot of the time. See point 3 below for more about this). 2. See attachment ldd usrbinnm-applet for output of ldd /usr/bin/nm- applet 3. I've found that the issue with the nm-applet not showing seems to only happen to the second user to login. e.g. My partner logs in, the applet is shown, he finishes working and logs out. Then I log in, the applet is not shown. Same happens vica versa. Sometime it seems to still be running because it is in the list of processes and connects, other times I have to start it myself from the console. 4. I only have 'lo' lines in /etc/network/interfaces so i've left that as it is. 5. See attachment ldd usrsbinNetworkManager for output of ldd //usr/sbin/NetworkManager ** Attachment added: "Output when starting nm-applet from the console" http://launchpadlibrarian.net/17608289/nm-applet -- [intrepid] network manager repeatedly asks for key, cannot connect to secured networks https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/265127 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
