On 07/02/2014 03:42 PM, Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
Or actually configure NetworkManager consistently. IOW if NM is running, you need to check that it is managing the network interface, otherwise some apps (Evolution being another one) will think the network is down when it isn't.
Several years ago, yumex started acting strangely: it had no trouble checking for updates, but when I told it to download and install the updates it would claim that it was off-line. I ended up disabling the network check completely because in the unlikely event that my network connection were down, I'd not be running yumex. My attitude toward this is that *I* am the network check.
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