-1-2" branch, but it looks like you've added at least
one additional Juniper-related commit since then (along with Yubikey support,
and some other stuff). Can you give me the hash you built from, or are the
changes since then stable enough you want me to just try/test the top of master?
On Wed, 2016-07-06 at 16:46 +0100, David Woodhouse wrote:
> On Mon, 2016-05-09 at 16:44 -0600, Brett Johnson wrote:
> >
> >
> > . I use openconnect on the command line, and would love to
> > test
> > patches that integrate it into NM, assuming that's what
well. I'm certainly willing to try, in any case,
but will need a bit of guidance from someone more familiar with the innards.
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gin says "Cisco AnyConnect Compatibe VPN(openconnect)".
It seems consistent to also have a "Juniper NetConnect VPN(openconnect)" (or
something like that) entry.
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currently working around this by manually forcing NM to re-connect to my
"preferred" network whenever I have multiple connections, but that's a
terrible kludge.
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domain name in "$new_domain_name",
and copies/links an appropriate /etc/hosts file based on that.
Not saying that a GUI to do it via NM wouldn't be nice, just that it's
possible now w/out it.
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t; upgrade to the latest version and that solved everything.
>
> Since you're on a laptop, I bet you're having the same problem.
Heh, most excellent! I bet I am too, since I'm also running the breezy
ipw2200 driver :) Thanks for the clue Mike
vmnet0, and it hangs the machine.
This is happening on a laptop running ubuntu breezy, with the
network-manager 0.5.1-0ubuntu1 package obtained from
http://bootlab.org/~j/NetworkManager-breezy/
Anyone have any clues for me on this? Any hints on how to debug?
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9:32 ?00:44:21 /sbin/ip neigh flush all
I'm running ubuntu breezy, with j_'s packages from
http://bootlab.org/~j/NetworkManager-breezy/
The dpkg versions of network-manager and dbus are 0.5.1-0ubuntu1, and
0.36.2-0ubuntu7, respe
ntu/debian bug report would have been a much better place for it ;)
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ious to someone more experienced in bash scripting?
Also, as j pointed out to me in IRC yesterday, the ubuntu script has
this little snippet a little too early in the script, and it really
should call "exit_with_hooks", rather than simply "exit". I've attached
a p
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