Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: blueproximity
*problem* (reproduction below)
When blueproximity cannot detect its paired device, nm-applet is unable to
connect to wireless internet.
*background*
I recently purchased a wireless access point for my router and installed it as
normal and it connected flawlessly with my ubuntu intrepid system. The next day
I logged into my computer to find that it would no longer connect, and would
repeatedly ask me for my WPA password only to fail at connecting again.
Assuming it was a problem with a recent update, I searched through my synaptic
history and many bug reports without any success. Then, after bringing my phone
over to my computer to see if it could connect, the computer miraculously fixed
itself.
*in short* - to reproduce this problem:
Turn off blueproximity's paired device and restart system. nm-applet will then
be unable to connect to any wireless connections until: (a) the blueproximity
paired device is switched on again, or (b) blueproximity is deactivated.
The issue may be with my particular driver set, as I have not checked
any other computers to confirm, but this is the bug I experienced. I
also have not tested whether this affects the wireless in general, or
just the ability for nm-applet to connect. Also, as a side factor, I
noticed small glitches in the wireless signal when my phone began to be
out of range, but I can't confirm whether this is the same issue as not
being able to connect, although I imagine it would be related.
To fix the problem, I've just disabled blueproximity for the moment
** Affects: blueproximity (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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blueproximity compatibility issue with nm-applet wireless connections
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/311861
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