Petrus de Calguarium wrote:
> Kevin Kofler wrote:
>
>> I've also had trouble with secrets with the new build. :-(
>
> Mine is working :-) Secrets must be being stored somewhere, because I have
> an infallible wireless connection.
So I guess I replied to the wrong message in the thread. :-)
FWIW, I'm seeing the trouble with WPA-EAP (WPA Enterprise) secrets only, my
WPA-PSK connections got migrated correctly.
>> These bugs need manual workarounding in config files, or deleting and
>> recreating connections, both of which sucks as a user experience.
>
> Nope. I didn't do any manual configuring. I admit that I also logged in to
> gnome and entered the secret there, too, so that both kde and gnome have
> it. Could this new networkmanager plasmoid be accessing pam (or whatever
> it is that gnome uses) for the wireless network password?
GNOME uses gnome-keyring. Normally, it shouldn't get the secrets from gnome-
keyring… Are you sure they aren't in the wallet. They're normally under a
dedicated "Network Management" category.
>> Now I don't know how to proceed, because the previously working build
>> doesn't work anymore, and this one doesn't work reliably either.
>
> I had absolutely no luck with the previous build. I was unable to get any
> wireless connection at all, only wired. This build is, as I said earlier,
> giving me no grief, only pleasure.
What previous build are you referring to? An older nm09 build? What I was
referring to with "the previously working build" is the
kde-plasma-networkmanagement-0.9-0.47.20110323.fc15.1 build, which doesn't
work anymore with the current NetworkManager. :-( It worked fine before that
update. ("previously working" != "previous, working". Language is subtle.)
Kevin Kofler
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