Steve White: I completely agree with you. I have the same thing happen
to me on my Ubuntu system (although I don't use DUN).
NetworkManager pops up the dreaded "Authentication required for wireless
network" dialog box incessantly, right in the middle of the screen,
stealing the keyboard focus. T
** Description changed:
Scenario:
I'm in a place that has a WLAN, but either I don't have authorization
for it, or it's somehow broken.
I make a connection through my phone using DUN (other protocols are possible
I think, but that's how I do it.)
This works pretty well in itself,
Hi, Mathieu and Thomas,
It is clear to me that I have not communicated the problems to you.
So I'll try again.
Problem 1
is that it nags with *dialogs* that interfere with work.
It should never do that, unless my work really needs to be stopped.
This is a user interface issue, not a logi
that wireless prompt will come back because after marking the connection
as failed for a while, it will be automatically re-attempted by NM.
We'll fix this soon, there's another bug report for it, but I haven't
found it again just yet.
The fix for your issue though is simply to delete the connecti
This bug needs further triaging to match it with the other similar
reports, marking this one a duplicate of the master bug.
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Hi Thomas,
I outlined in the original report practical situations in which the
current behaviour is bad.
Obviously WLAN connections are usually faster. If they were *always* faster
and better in
every way, maybe nobody would object (maybe). But often the WLAN connection is
not working
righ
** Summary changed:
- NM keeps asking for WLAN auth when dial-up networking connection is
established
+ NM prompts user for Wi-Fi password when a (dial-up) connection is already
established
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