> It's better to discuss Ubuntu NM problems in the Ubuntu bugtracker since
> Ubuntu makes quite a few intrusive changes to Networkmanager. The
> problems most (if not all) Ubuntu users are currently facing is due to
> these changes (and because they don't read the notification bubble on
> updates).
Nikolaus Filus wrote:
> Hi,
>
> before any comments, some questions from a not-so-well-informed-one:
> - For which scenarios assigns nm an auto-ip?
If no IP configuration can be obtained from other sources (DHCP).
> - Where is auto-ip useful?
In any scenario where machines on the local-link nee
On di, 2006-02-21 at 14:39 -0400, Ian Campbell wrote:
> Has anyone else had problems with NetworkManager on Ubuntu Dapper?
It's better to discuss Ubuntu NM problems in the Ubuntu bugtracker since
Ubuntu makes quite a few intrusive changes to Networkmanager. The
problems most (if not all) Ubuntu us
Hi,
before any comments, some questions from a not-so-well-informed-one:
- For which scenarios assigns nm an auto-ip?
- Where is auto-ip useful?
- is it possible to differentiate between an AP and a Adhoc-net?
On Tuesday 21 February 2006 19:43, Tim Niemueller wrote:
>
> To summarize:
> - Maybe op
On Tue, 2006-02-21 at 13:12 -0700, Mike Bydalek wrote:
> Ian Campbell wrote:
> > Has anyone else had problems with NetworkManager on Ubuntu Dapper?
> >
> I did a fresh install from Flight 3 (applied all the updates), and have
> no problems with network-manager at all. The only thing I did notic
Ian Campbell wrote:
> Has anyone else had problems with NetworkManager on Ubuntu Dapper?
>
I did a fresh install from Flight 3 (applied all the updates), and have
no problems with network-manager at all. The only thing I did notice
was that this weekend I updated from network-manager_0.5.1-0ubu
Rémi Cardona wrote:
> I was thinking instead of having yet another icon over the signal bars
> (with vpn, it's getting quite crowded down in the notification area)
> maybe the bars could be a different color, say dark gray, instead of the
> default blue (on gentoo, I don't know if other distros' t
On Tue, 2006-02-21 at 14:39 -0400, Ian Campbell wrote:
> Has anyone else had problems with NetworkManager on Ubuntu Dapper?
Yes, I updated about one hour ago (just Dapper update, no Breezy ->
Dapper), and networkmanager got broken.
> This is a fresh, updated install of Ubuntu. I installed the Net
Tim Niemueller wrote:
To summarize:
- Maybe option to turn AutoIP off, maybe a hidden GConf key
This is a good idea.
- Have a visual indication for AutoIP being used.
I was thinking instead of having yet another icon over the signal bars
(with vpn, it's getting quite crowded down in the n
I believe the packages on Dapper are currently not compatible with the
dhcp-client paramaters that NetworkManager invokes.
Regards,
matthew
Ian Campbell wrote:
Has anyone else had problems with NetworkManager on Ubuntu Dapper?
I figured I'd take a look at it, but it doesn't seem to be cooper
Ben Roberts wrote:
> Is there a case for a configuration option to disable autoip? It
> drives me absolutely nuts ...
Maybe we could have this as a "hidden" GConf key, if we don't want to
expose the in the UI.
> I understand that this enables a minimal network to be set up
> automatically in the
Has anyone else had problems with NetworkManager on Ubuntu Dapper?
I figured I'd take a look at it, but it doesn't seem to be cooperating.
This is a fresh, updated install of Ubuntu. I installed the NetworkManager
package, its requirements, and the nm-applet package. NetworkManager doesn't
see my
Is there a case for a configuration option to disable autoip? It
drives me absolutely nuts ...
I understand that this enables a minimal network to be set up
automatically in the case when there is no DHCP server present, but
this is *surely* a relatively rare use case. In the majority of
instances
Once upon a time, Jason Martens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> This has been covered many times on the list. To look over the previous
> discussion, try a google search like this:
> "site:mail.gnome.org/archives/networkmanager-list/ static ip"
It looks like NM just parses the distro config files fo
Jesus M. Rodriguez wrote:
Can NetworkManager work with a static ip or is this defeating the purpose?
I'm trying to use it on my workstation which is configured with a static ip
address. When I turn on the NetworkManager service, it switches to using
dhcp.
This has been covered many times on
Dan Williams wrote:
> Sure; if you have the 'strace' program, you could use that to figure out
> what NM is doing. When you run NM, open a new terminal and do:
>
> strace -p `pidof NetworkManager`
>
>
laptop ~ # strace NetworkManager --no-daemon
execve("/usr/sbin/NetworkManager", ["NetworkManag
Hello,
I'm sitting in the cafeteria of my university, where the signal strength
of our wlan is only 30%. nm-applet tried to connect and showed me the
bars indicating a working connection ... Wrong! :(
In this situation I noticed, there should be some indication of a
non-working connection (whe
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