On Saturday 26 January 2013 22:23:37 Armin K. wrote:
> > ck-list-sessions
> >
> > Session1:
.....
.....
> > login-session-id = ''
> login-session-id should not be empty, not at least if you are using
> instructions for the ConsoleKit 0.4.6 from latest BLFS SVN. It appends
> pam_loginuid.so module to /etc/pam.d/system-session for that.
Well, you were right, I had overseen the configuration part on ConsoleKit. So,
I rebuilt, the same PAM, shadow ( yes, reinstalled and with configuration
files ), polkit, ConsoleKit, NetworkManager and last, KDE-Workspace. Now, I
can report about a lot of progress. The system settings are also accesible as
user. The applet "networkmanager" is working _for a wired network_ , nm-tool
works also as user, and "no network interfaces" disappeared.
However:
login-session-id is still empty. And the wlan interface is beeing reported in
the applet as "unavailaible", although nm-tool shows the type ( 802.11 WiFi),
the driver ( iwl3945 ) and the HW Address ( 00.18.DE.02:33:E2 ) and state:
unavailaible !
Wicd is still installed, but not running. Could it be, that some scripts are
disabling NetworkManager connection to the wlan interface ? Or what could be
the problem ?
>
> Do you have /run/console/yourusername
> with contents like
> /org/freedesktop/ConsoleKit/Session2
Yes: edgar: /org/freedesktop/ConsoleKit/Session1
>
> That's even more interesting. Is your wireless connection shown in
> ifconfig/ip or iwconfig output?
iwconfig
Additional question: "cmake" on my kde-workspace-4.8.2 delivers a comment:
-- Sorry, networkmanager-0.7 will not be built since your NetworkManager
version (0.9.6.4) is not currently supported
-- Will build networkmanager_fake-0.9
Is this important for the discussed issue ?
Regards,
Edgar
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