[Bug 923564] Review Request: NetworkManager-ssh - NetworkManager VPN plugin for SSH

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Product: Fedora
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=923564

--- Comment #30 from Pavel Šimerda <psimerda@xxxxxxxxxx> ---
(In reply to comment #29)
> Pavel,
> 
> You've followed up in the NetworkManager mailing list, however I want to
> make sure the issue is clear.
> 
> Even if we patch NetworkManager - yes or no, we'll still have to suggest the
> user to restart NetworkManager. If the user will have to restart
> NetworkManager, do we really want the patch?

Sure we do. It fixes the problem at least with the restart.

> In future versions if the patch is not applied and the NetworkManager-ssh
> package is downloaded after NetworkManager and the patch was not applied, a
> restart will be needed. If the patch would be applied - it wouldn't require
> a restart.

Please elaborate. This way you're only adding more confusion. Please be more
precise. It looks like your contradicting yourself blatantly which suggests
there's some misunderstanding.

> If someone does not perform a distribution upgrade (f18 for instance) and
> updates NetworkManager with the patch and downloads NetworkManager-ssh -
> things will not work until a restart of NetworkManager.
> 
> In my opinion the patch should be applied regardless, since all the known
> VPN plugins are recognized in NetworkManager dbus config file, however much
> of a difference it doesn't make since the current limitations will require a
> restart in some cases. It wouldn't be "clean".

>From the current information I have, we're choosing between:

a) It will work after restart
b) It will not work at all

Corrent me if I'm wrong. And also correct the information you provided. As in
this situation I'm of course for #a as it will allow me to use the package,
while #b won't.

> Please advise what you think is the best solution.

I'm afraid that if you are even thinking about not applying the patch, then
there must be some confusion that you should clarify first. I can't imagine why
would you want to deliver a package that doesn't work.

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