Re: nm-openswan - update
Quoting steve hillier [EMAIL PROTECTED]: So, first you need to get nm aware of the nm-openswan vpn service (see above). Being a Debian GNU/Linux developer, the first thing I did (after trying it 'your way' :) was to create a .deb package. All this works perfect. Got network manager to see the new service etc... You'll know it's working, when you can add the IPsec type of vpn connection through the vpn manager interface. Selecting this will start a wizard which eventually calls out to my shared library to configure the connection details. This is where it breaks. SOMETIMES (especially if I'm running with strace or gdb), i can briefly see a window pop up. But this is where it segfaults... If you're debugging the shared library, it's at this point, you're debugger will go active (when nm tries to load my library and call the factory method to instantiate the configuration window). This is where the library tries to build a GUI and crashes. Right.. I Just recently I realized that I may be creating my config window entirely wrong. I'm buidling a top-level window when I should be adding elements to the wizard window (I think). Seems resonable, because nm say: (nm-vpn-properties:20827): Gtk-WARNING **: Can't set a parent on a toplevel widget Unfortunatly, gdb doesn't catch the segfault so I can't get a back trace... And I can't get anjuta to recognize the project. And I'm as green as you when it comes to coding GUI's with GTK... ___ NetworkManager-list mailing list NetworkManager-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/networkmanager-list
Re: PEAP
Quoting Peter Davoust [EMAIL PROTECTED]: respond to this e-mail even if they don't know the answer, just to let me know if you get this. I got this, I can't remember the other mail (but then I completely ignore stuff i'm not interested in - which makes it weird that I've missed your PEAP mail - I SHOULD have been interested in that :).. I'm trying to get PEAP working my self on Feisty. So far, I think it's RADIUS problems in my end that's failing. ___ NetworkManager-list mailing list NetworkManager-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/networkmanager-list
OpenSWAN
I need OpenSWAN support in NetworkManager, but only found 'work in progress' (no links to where/how to get it/set it up). It's not inte SVN trunk... Where can I get it so I can help? I can't (don't want to :) wait for 'steve' to get time to do it. If I can't get it NOW, then I'll just have to roll up my sleves and help :). ___ NetworkManager-list mailing list NetworkManager-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/networkmanager-list
Re: NM stopped 'spinning'
Quoting Dan Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Trunk/0.7 aren't quite ready for general use yet. There are still missing pieces that various people are working on. It worked reasonably good on 2.6.20 (there I had the spinning). The only problem I noticed, which I noticed on both .20 and .22 is that I loose the network quite often. And very often it require the key again (this is true on 0.9.30 to). It's just a matter of requesting the network again, but ten seconds later, I loose it again (ad finitum). I couldn't get 0.9.30 to compile on 2.6.22, but that's ok. There where other problems with that kernel, so I gone back to .20 and there everything seems stable. Thanx for the help, much appreciated. ___ NetworkManager-list mailing list NetworkManager-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/networkmanager-list
NM stopped 'spinning'
I'm running Ubuntu Feisty (up-to-date), but due to a bug (or rather missing feature - the iSight on my MacBook), I upgraded the kernel (only!) from Gutsy - linux-image-2.6.22-7-386. This meant that I had to recompile/reinstall the madwifi driver (the 0.9.30 branch I was running didn't compile, and I had no time/didn't feel like figuring out why). So I took an up-to-date trunk - rev 2525. But with this, NM stopped 'spinning' when it configures the network(s). It's just shows the bar chart (like when connected). The note (when I put the pointer over the applet), say that it IS connected. After a while it shows the notice 'You are now connected ...'. I tried to upgrade the 'network-manager' and 'network-manager-applet' from Gutsy (version 0.6.5-0ubuntu4). This did not change anything... Any idea why I don't get the 'spinning' any more? ___ NetworkManager-list mailing list NetworkManager-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/networkmanager-list
