Re: [Bug 492349] Re: Connecting at public WiFi when using bootable pen drive

2010-01-21 Thread artsci2
I'm at the coffee shop now. I'll verify things using IE, Firefox, and
Chrome on windows then switch to Ubuntu and try firefox and Chrome

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Subject: [Bug 492349] Re: Connecting at public WiFi when using bootable pen 
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To: arts...@yahoo.com
Date: Wednesday, January 20, 2010, 12:00 PM

@artsci2 :
I'm marking bug incomplete for now. Do report back once you have tested it [if 
its a firefox or a network manager issue.] Thanks

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Re: [Bug 492349] Re: Connecting at public WiFi when using bootable pen drive

2010-01-21 Thread artsci2
Hey Guys,

I'm at a coffee shop right now. Panera in Kalamazoo, MI, USA.
Toshiba Laptop Satellite A205-S5804 with mem upgrade to 2Gb.

Starting from Windows.
The wireless network is automatically recognized with tray icon indicating www 
conection.
I start Internet explorer and instead of my google search home page this one 
appears:
http://paneralogin6.wanderingwifi.com/login
After clicking the login button the next page is:
http://www.panerabread.com/wifi/connected/home.php?bc=3724pid=1
After that I can click the home button to get to my home page.

Restarting Windows and using Google Chrome gave the same results with the 
exception of an error report for the missing Adobe Flash plugin. 
Clicking login got me to the second page and on to www.

I then downloaded Firefox for windows ver 3.5.7. 
During install I said no to make firefox the defaul and clicked import nothing 
from user settings.
After installation I said yes to start firefox and it was able to go on the web 
directly without going through the panera login.
(I included the above step to show there must be some authentication of the 
computer rateher than the broser from the login process

After restarting Windows again I launched Firefox. This took me to the panera 
loging. 
Clicking login button brought me to the 2nd panera page and then I was able 
to go into www.

Next I will try using the Freshly installed Ubuntu 9.10 with all updates
( as of morning 21Jan10) installed as dual boot on the internal HD.


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From: Vish drkv...@yahoo.com
Subject: [Bug 492349] Re: Connecting at public WiFi when using bootable pen 
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To: arts...@yahoo.com
Date: Wednesday, January 20, 2010, 12:00 PM

@artsci2 :
I'm marking bug incomplete for now. Do report back once you have tested it [if 
its a firefox or a network manager issue.] Thanks

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Re: [Bug 492349] Re: Connecting at public WiFi when using bootable pen drive

2010-01-21 Thread artsci2
(Continued from my previous message this morning.)

 I will try using the Freshly installed Ubuntu 9.10 with all updates ( as of 
morning 21Jan10) installed as dual boot on the internal HD.
After booting Ubuntu I had to go up to the toobar icon and drop down the menue 
for connecting to the wireless network. This seemed to work quickly and without 
errors.

Starting Firefox gave the usual default local home page: 
http://start.ubuntu.com/9.10/

I then tried to go to www.google.com by typing directly into the address
bar. This generated a redirection to the Panera login Screen. Something
that did not happen previously. Clicking the login button brought me
to the second Panera page and onto WWW. I was then able to get to
www.google.com.

Before rebooting I tested Epiphany and Galeon web browsers. Epiphany
went directly to WWW and Galeon poped up with a warning that myportal
is not a registered protocol. Clicking OK left Galeon with myportal:
in the address bar. I typed in www.google.com and was able to do a
google search.

To test that an attempt at reaching the WWW is triggering redirection to
the Panera login, I set the homepage in Firefox to www.google.com and
restarted the computer.

This time the wireless was automatically recognized and when I started
Firefox the Panera login page came up. 'Went to 2nd Panera page and on
to WWW.

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From: Vish drkv...@yahoo.com
Subject: [Bug 492349] Re: Connecting at public WiFi when using bootable pen 
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To: arts...@yahoo.com
Date: Wednesday, January 20, 2010, 12:00 PM

@artsci2 :
I'm marking bug incomplete for now. Do report back once you have tested it [if 
its a firefox or a network manager issue.] Thanks

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[Bug 492349] Re: Connecting at public WiFi when using bootable pen drive

2010-01-21 Thread Vish
@artsci2:

Just a note http://start.ubuntu.com/9.10/ is a locally cache page.
Displaying the page wont need connection to internet.

Whereas if you use www.google.com or any other web page as your homepage
, it will need to connect to the internet.

Hence you are not facing the redirection with
http://start.ubuntu.com/9.10/  .

If you set any other web page as your home page it will redirect.

So  , If I understood you correctly, it is now working correctly if you
use any page other than http://start.ubuntu.com/9.10/ ?

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Re: [Bug 492349] Re: Connecting at public WiFi when using bootable pen drive

2010-01-21 Thread artsci2
Next test is on a bootable pen drive created from this U 9.10 live disk.
Media is a Sandisk 8Gig.
After unsucessful attemp to fomat using the USB creator I wnet to Gparted and 
deleted the partition and created a new ext2 primary.
Then trying USB creator a volume needs to be formatted message appeared 
regarding the /dev/sbc.
 I was met with DBus error org.gtk.Private.RemoteVolumeMonitor.NotFound: The 
given volume was not found again after clicking the Format button.
Selecting the second choice, /dev/sdc1, in the Disk to Use menue gives a not 
enough free space message.
Clicking format caused the . Damn! it seems the problem was that a file 
browser window was open from the previous step. I closed it and the format 
completed.
Now the /dev/sdc1 choice has returned and it's showing 7.5Gig with 7.5 free 
space.
Clicking Make Startup Disk resulted in a startup disk completed you can now 
boot on other computers message.
So I restarted and pressed F12 to select the USB drive.
The system restarted and I needed to pull down the menu for networks and select 
Panera again it connected very quickly without errors.
Starting Firefox the page that wasopened was the locally stored
file:///usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/home/index.html
That came after some address that starts with chrome.
Trying www.google.com was redirected to the Panera login page...
.duuuh
So, it looks like you guys fixed the issue I was crying about or I was just 
doing something wrong in my first few attempts last month.

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From: Vish drkv...@yahoo.com
Subject: [Bug 492349] Re: Connecting at public WiFi when using bootable pen 
drive
To: arts...@yahoo.com
Date: Thursday, January 21, 2010, 11:44 AM

@artsci2:

Just a note http://start.ubuntu.com/9.10/ is a locally cache page.
Displaying the page wont need connection to internet.

Whereas if you use www.google.com or any other web page as your homepage
, it will need to connect to the internet.

Hence you are not facing the redirection with
http://start.ubuntu.com/9.10/  .

If you set any other web page as your home page it will redirect.

So  , If I understood you correctly, it is now working correctly if you
use any page other than http://start.ubuntu.com/9.10/ ?

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[Bug 492349] Re: Connecting at public WiFi when using bootable pen drive

2010-01-21 Thread Vish
@artsci2 :
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu 
better.
We appreciate you taking time to investigate it further. 

We are closing this bug report as per you last comment .  Please
continue to report any other bugs you may find.

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[Bug 492349] Re: Connecting at public WiFi when using bootable pen drive

2010-01-20 Thread Vish
@artsci2 :
I'm marking bug incomplete for now. Do report back once you have tested it [if 
its a firefox or a network manager issue.] Thanks

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[Bug 492349] Re: Connecting at public WiFi when using bootable pen drive

2010-01-14 Thread Tony Espy
@artsci2

OK, If I understand it correctly, you're just suggesting that when FF is
started, it automatically display the login screen immediately?

I assumed you also wanted the system to automatically start the browser
when a connect to a proxy-protected sight occurs.

If it's the former ( browser auto-displays login screen when connected
to coffee-shop-proxy-protected AP ), then this is reported against the
wrong package, it should be a bug against FF.

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Re: [Bug 492349] Re: Connecting at public WiFi when using bootable pen drive

2010-01-14 Thread artsci2
OK when I get back to the coffee shop I'll do some experiments a file
against FF and file the results.

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From: Tony Espy e...@canonical.com
Subject: [Bug 492349] Re: Connecting at public WiFi when using bootable pen 
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Date: Thursday, January 14, 2010, 10:36 AM


@artsci2

OK, If I understand it correctly, you're just suggesting that when FF is
started, it automatically display the login screen immediately?

I assumed you also wanted the system to automatically start the browser
when a connect to a proxy-protected sight occurs.

If it's the former ( browser auto-displays login screen when connected
to coffee-shop-proxy-protected AP ), then this is reported against the
wrong package, it should be a bug against FF.

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[Bug 492349] Re: Connecting at public WiFi when using bootable pen drive

2010-01-14 Thread Tony Espy
@artsci2

If you agree that it's a FF problem, then at the top of the page, click
the triangle next to the package name (  network-manager-applet (Ubuntu)
).  You can then just change the package name directly instead of filing
a new bug.

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[Bug 492349] Re: Connecting at public WiFi when using bootable pen drive

2010-01-13 Thread Vish
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[Bug 492349] Re: Connecting at public WiFi when using bootable pen drive

2010-01-13 Thread Tony Espy
I'm not sure if this is really something network-manager can handle...
NM only knows that it's connected to an AP, and that IP address
assignment has happened...

In essence, what you're suggesting is that when a user connects to an
access point protected by a proxy requiring login, that the system
automatically start a web browser, forcing the login screen to display
right away.

I changed this Importance to Wishlist, as this is not really a bug.


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Re: [Bug 492349] Re: Connecting at public WiFi when using bootable pen drive

2010-01-13 Thread artsci2
How it works here is not quite what you are saying. The wireless connecion is 
auto detectedand then the connecion is established when I select connect.  It's 
only when I open the web browser in windows my homepage seeting is somhow 
ignored and insead the login page for Panera coffee shop pops up.  I hen click 
the login buton and a second panera page appears. Only atfer that second page 
appears can I succesfully go to my homepage.
 
Is there a way I can record the traffic as I log in on windows to send you guys 
for a look? Maybe one of you would recocnize the command ha makes he web 
browser ignore its home page setting?
 
Could i be that the default homepage on Ub is an offline page so the process is 
not triggered when opening the web brouser at the coffee shop? I'm up in a 
forest wih only a small town which has no Panera coffee shop so I can't try it 
till Monday...
 
I reported this because it's a litle embarrassing to show off a better system 
than windows and have the firs step (ataching to wireless internet) be so 
clunky with cut and pasing of adresses hat I could only get by using windows.

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From: Tony Espy e...@canonical.com
Subject: [Bug 492349] Re: Connecting at public WiFi when using bootable pen 
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To: arts...@yahoo.com
Date: Wednesday, January 13, 2010, 2:01 PM


I'm not sure if this is really something network-manager can handle...
NM only knows that it's connected to an AP, and that IP address
assignment has happened...

In essence, what you're suggesting is that when a user connects to an
access point protected by a proxy requiring login, that the system
automatically start a web browser, forcing the login screen to display
right away.

I changed this Importance to Wishlist, as this is not really a bug.


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