https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=525192

mydarkstar <[email protected]> changed:

           What    |Removed                     |Added
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            Summary|KWalletManager window is    |System Settings unable to
                   |unresponsive; System        |fetch Wi-Fi credentials
                   |Settings can't seem to      |("Security: None", "No
                   |fetch Wi-Fi credentials     |agents were available for
                   |                            |this request")

--- Comment #1 from mydarkstar <[email protected]> ---
Well, I'm not sure what I did, but KWalletManager magically works again while I
was trying to gather more information for this report. :^)

So I assume that was a separate issue. My apologies.
This bug report will solely focus on *System Settings not being able to fetch
Wi-Fi network credentials*, despite the NetworkManager Applet being able to
connect to the same networks.

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# DESCRIPTION

A.) Connecting to Wi-Fi networks works fine, but System Settings shows
"Security: None" for all entries and a sometimes notification stating "No
agents were available for this request."

B.) In System Settings, right-clicking an existing connection shows a greyed
out "Connect" action in the context menu.
However, connecting via the Applet works fine. NetworkManager entries also
appear to be fully in-tact.

C.) Clicking "Configure" in the Applet on a *currently connected* Wi-Fi network
shows the password in System Settings again, along with: "Security: WPA3
Personal". But other (currently *not connected*) entries continue to show
"Security: None".

# ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

* `nmcli connection show` shows all connections in-tact.
* nmcli shows Wi-Fi details correctly:
> $ nmcli -f 
> connection.id,802-11-wireless-security.key-mgmt,802-11-wireless-security.psk-flags
>  connection show "[redacted wifi name]"
> connection.id:                          [redacted wifi name]
> 802-11-wireless-security.key-mgmt:      wpa-psk
> 802-11-wireless-security.psk-flags:     1 (agent-owned)
* KWalletManager shows me the corresponding passwords saved in my user's
wallet.

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