Multiple active devices

2009-11-07 Thread Rudolf Meijering
Hi,

NetworkManager is able to have multiple active devices, but still unable to
connect to a PPPoE connection and eth0 at the same time. With the current
design of NetworkManager how hard is it to implement being able to connect
to both at the same time? Are there any plans to implement this in the
foreseeable future?

Regards,
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Rudolf Meijering
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Re: WPA troubles in F12

2009-11-07 Thread Jud Craft
I'm back.  I've run into something.

First, I stopped NetworkManager service, and then tried creating a
simple wpa_supplicant configuration file, like so...

-
ap_scan=1
fast_reauth=1

network={
ssid=networkname
scan_ssid=1
key_mgmt=WPA-EAP
eap=PEAP
identity=username
password=mypassword
phase1=peaplabel=PEAPTYPE
phase2=auth=MSCHAPV2
}
-

Excecuted with:  /usr/sbin/wpa_supplicant -ddd -i wlan0 -c
wpacert-soms.conf -D wext

As you can see I left out the certificate line.  This did work
successfully, if PEAPTYPE=0.  (Type 1 did not work).  I don't have any
logs, but I'd be happy to post them if anyone would like to see.

I then did the following steps in NetworkManager:

1.  Selected networkname under the network menu.
2.  Entered the same data from the conf file (MSCHAP, PEAP=0, no certificate).

I then connected!  Voila!  This connection worked, although I had to
click Ignore on the Don't Use Certificate question box.

3.  Then, I opened up the connection (Edit Connections), and set the
certificate for it in NetworkManager.
4.  To top it off, I tried setting PEAP to Automatic.

And then it connected again!  Amazing.

5.  I then restarted the computer, and logged back in.
6.  NetworkManager failed to connection after several times.

Wait.  What happened here?  It was just working.

7.  I deleted the NetworkManager connection, and then re-selected the
network in the menu.
8.  I added the original settings (PEAP=0, no certificate) again.

I connected again!

9.  I opened the connection and set the certificate and PEAP to Automatic.

And then it connected!  Until I restarted my computer again...


So this is my dilemma.  Certificate+PEAP=Automatic doesn't seem to
work on its own.  However, if I try to connect to the network with
PEAP=0, no certificate, then the connection is successful, AND
subsequent connections (as Iong as I don't restart the computer) are
successful with the certificate and PEAP=Automatic.

This has happened consistently.  Why does NM connect correctly with
the certificate+PEAP=Auto, only after I've previously connected with
NoCertificate+PEAP=0?  If anyone has any debugging advice I'd be happy
to follow it.
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