I ran into this while testing Ubuntu Mobile. We have a private bug
that's been reported about this behavior ( ie. hit cancel on passphrase
dialog, can't connect on next try ).
The red herring exists in the file nm_dbus_nmi.c, in the function
nm_dbus_get_wireless_user_key_done(), lines: 66-72:
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/* FIXME: since we're not marking the device as invalid, it's a fair bet
* that NM will just try to reactivate the device again, and may fail
* to get the user key in exactly the same way, which ends up right back
* here... ad nauseaum. Figure out how to deal with a failure here.
*/
nm_ap_list_append_ap (data->invalid_ap_list, ap);
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This code is run when the response from the NMI:getKeyForNetwork dbus
message is received with the error NMI_DBUS_USER_KEY_CANCELED_ERROR.
If the user tries to connect to the same network again, since the ap is
on the invalid_ap_list, you see the following error in the log:
Dec 16 11:31:07 jens-laptop NetworkManager: <info> SWITCH: terminating
current connection 'wlan0' because it's no longer valid.
I'll ping upstream and see if I can get any suggestions on how to work
around this problem.
{{{
% make it-work-just
}}}
** Also affects: acton
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Cancel 'Wireles Key Required' dialog, can't connect on subsequent attempt
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/124706
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