Public bug reported:

Observed behaviour:
When I resume from standby, the "Disconnected - you are now offline" 
notification (which probably appeared when standby was started) stays on the 
screen and doesn't go away until I close it manually.
Network (LAN - eth0) works, so in fact I'm online and the notification is false.
Notifications are set to disappear after 4 seconds, which they do, except this 
naughty one.

Expected behaviour:
The "Disconnected - you are now offline" notification should not appear or 
disappear after the selected amount of time.
The best thing would be to display a "Connected - you are now online" 
notification.

used version:
0.2.1-1 on Xubuntu Natty
(all updates up to date)

** Affects: xfce4-notifyd (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Description changed:

  Observed behaviour:
  When I resume from standby, the "Disconnected - you are now offline" 
notification (which probably appeared when standby was started) stays on the 
screen and doesn't go away until I close it manually.
  Network (LAN - eth0) works, so in fact I'm online and the notification is 
false.
- Notifications are set to disappear after 4 seconds, which the do, except this 
naughty one.
+ Notifications are set to disappear after 4 seconds, which they do, except 
this naughty one.
  
  Expected behaviour:
  The "Disconnected - you are now offline" notification should not appear or 
disappear after the selected amount of time.
  The best thing would be to display a "Connected - you are now online" 
notification.
  
  used version:
  0.2.1-1 on Xubuntu Natty
  (all updates up to date)

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  after resume the "Disconnected - you are now offline" notification
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