Public bug reported:
This is a popular issue on the forum, I'm not sure why I can't find a
bug report here. If there is one, I apologize for the dup.
Whenever GNOME's network-manager tries to connect to my WEP-protected
WiFi network, it asks for a keyring password. So for example at boot
time, I login with my password, then 10-15 seconds later I get the
prompt to enter the same password again. This also happens every time my
laptop comes out of suspend, so I have to enter the same password twice
again, and it takes forever to connect to the network.
Fresh Feisty Beta, Dell D610 laptop, Intel wireless.
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
** Description changed:
This is a popular issue on the forum, I'm not sure why I can't find a
bug report here. If there is one, I apologize for the dup.
Whenever GNOME's network-manager tries to connect to my WEP-protected
WiFi network, it asks for a keyring password. So for example at boot
time, I login with my password, then 10-15 seconds later I get the
- prompt to enter the same password twice. This also happens every time my
+ prompt to enter the same password again. This also happens every time my
laptop comes out of suspend, so I have to enter the same password twice
again, and it takes forever to connect to the network.
Fresh Feisty Beta, Dell D610 laptop, Intel wireless.
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Network-manager asking for password
https://launchpad.net/bugs/95941
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