Re: [patch] make NM survive D-BUS system bus restarts

[Peter Jones]

On Thu, 2006-02-23 at 10:16 -0500, Robert Love wrote:

> I think we can separate "should never restart the system bus" from "foo
> should be able to survive a system bus restart."
> 
> The former is good policy, the latter is good programming.  We can have
> both.

Well, half right anyway.  The former leads us straight into "can never
upgrade without rebooting" land.

But at least we agree that apps shouldn't crash.
-- 
  Peter

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Re: [PATCH] For deleting vpn connection completely

[Robert Love]

On Thu, 2006-02-16 at 06:01 +0530, Vinay wrote:

> when a vpn-connection is deleted, vpn-connection-manager deletes all the
> attributes except 'last_attempt_success' in gconf (which gets added when
> an attempt is made to connect to the vpn through that vpn-connection).
> 
> Attached is the patch which makes the delete operation complete.
> 
> Appreciate any comments on this.

Applied, thanks.

Robert Love


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Wireless silently disconnects?

[Antony J Mee]

Hello all,

I've had an issue with NM for over a month and hoped it might just be a 
quirk that would go

away in time. (I'm running NM from CVS).

When NM connects to an AP is associates correctly, then DHCp runs and 
gets me and IP etc.
The routes are correctly set and everything seems to be working 
correctly.  All the output
from "NetworkManager --no-daemon", nm-applet etc. looks just fine.  I 
start a web browser
for example and start browsing the web (making sure to look at something 
that isn't cached!)

perhaps an ssh connection to somewhere. It all works.  Yay!

A minute or so later (hard to put an exact time on it).  I try the same 
actions.  Nothing works
I get "destination host unreachable" typed messages for every service 
(ping, ssh, http, dns etc.)
ie. the link appears to have gone down.  ifconfig info hasn't changed. 
iwconfig info hasn't changed.
route information hasn't changed. there has been no output from 
NetworkManager and nm-applet
still shows the same state.  I've looked in every log I can think and 
can see nothing. 


Wired works just fine though.

Anyone else seen this? Any suggestions?

I have a BCM4306 card using the Ndiswrapper driver. I'm running a Gentoo 
system and
wpa_supplicant works for both open networks and WPA Personal when used 
directly ie. via

init.d scripts.

tOnY
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