Public bug reported:
When locking the screen via the xfce menu or light-locker tool the
screen sits at a blank/black screen. Moving the mouse or pressing a
button on the keyboard does nothing. After searching I found I could
just enter my password blindly and it would unlock the screen. Also
going
Actually (cf. my comment above) the Manager does reconnect after sleep.
However: a script of my disconnects weak networks, the idea being to
allow connection to a stronger network. Yet, after the weak network is
disconnected, there is no automatic connection to my stronger network
(even though that
Linux Mint 19. ThinkPad X1C6, on wifi.
`dbus: Failed to construct signal`, upon resumption from sleep.
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On my Mint (18.2 and I think I did it on 18.3 too - both Cinnamon) the
network-manager downgrade sufficed; I did not need to adjust resolvconf.
However, I don't think I was using a 'PPTP tunnel'.
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@lukas-d: I understand, but perhaps you are thinking that I work for
Canonical or that I have the skill to contribute to the network-manager
project. Neither of those things are true. I am a frustrated user (with
fairly low programming ability).
It seems to me that switching to a distribution that
@terry69lawson and other frustrated users: perhaps you are in a position
to try *WireGuard* as a replacement for OpenVPN (or for other methods of
connecting to a VPN). Your VPN provider will need to have WireGuard
servers for this to work. If your provider does have such servers, then
you are in lu
I experience the same state of affairs on Linux Mint x64 18.2 Cinnamon.
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Corrections to the above post.
(i) '[I]t its original' should be 'in its original'.
(ii) 'Inference from the conjunction of 1, 2 and 3' should be,
'Inference from the conjunction of 1, 2, 3 and 4' - because I found
another reason.
A facility to edit posts would be welcome (but perhaps that exist
1. It has been four months since this bug - it its original incarnation
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/1671606)
- was reported.
2. The bug is critical: it breaks security software.
3. The bug has been reported to Ubuntu, which has paid employees.
4. The bug is a
Cruz, thanks for this.
However, (1) after all the trouble I had getting OpenVPN working, I
don't fancy switching to something else (and my system does work at
present, using the older version of Network Manager).
Also, (2) I don't really understand what you say about /etc/hosts,
though probably I
Might I ask when this rather severe bug is due to be fixed (in Xenial or
rather, for me, in Mint)? Thank you.
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I am glad to see that this bug is being worked on and is rightly
labelled as being of high importance.
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I am on Mint 18.1. This problem affects me too. Is anyone working on it,
please?
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GLib-CRITICAL **: Source
Seumas: since Canonical seem to be dragging their feet on this, you
might as well downgrade to network-manager 1.2.2, which is a version
that works.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1639776 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1639776
. . and now I can't remove your patched version of dnsmasq-base:
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# apt remove dnsmasq-base
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1639776 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1639776
Nicholas Stommel (nstommel): your fix didn't work for me. I think I had
the newer version of dnsmasq already, from my distro's repositories, and
Network-Manager 1.2.6 still - even after installing the patche
Sorry to bang on, but (1) previous comments don't seem editable, (2)
running the aforementioned script through http://www.shellcheck.net/
identifies some potential problems.
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(But I've removed the cups and the 'up' bits.)
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remote file systems hang on shutdown, D-BUS stops too early
Stat
@Adam Felson
I'm trying out your script, combined with autofs (which doesn't work via
fstab).
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I suffer from this too. It affects both systemd's automounts and autofs.
It's driving me nuts.
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I've installed dnsmasq-base_2.75-1ubuntu0.16.04.2 (on Linux Mint),
installed the 1.2.6 version of Network Manager and . . my VPN still
didn't work; the problem (that I had with network-manager 1.2.6 and the
older version of dnsmasq) wasn't solved. Still, my problem didn't begin
after suspend/resume
I have a similar problem on Linux Mint 18.1.
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Status in systemd package in Ubu
This bug appears to be a duplicate of #167196; can the two reports - and
their 'heat' - be merged?
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