On my PPPoE connection on Gutsy (and before then, for that matter), I
have no difficulty switching between PPPoE connections and Ethernet
connections without touching pppoeconf. When you have the troubles, see
whether there's a ppp# running since that'll be what's 'hijacking' the
connection, and y
I agree entirely with your argument with the reservation that I think
pppoeconf is the wrong suspect and that this complaint should be going
to Gnome's network manager or something (I'll see what the KDE
equivalent is on my end). Are you howling any of them up?
--
No easy way to revert pppoeconf
Has 8.10's network-manager made this issue any easier to work around?
** Changed in: pppoeconf (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
--
No easy way to revert pppoeconf's configuration changes
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151539
You received this bug notification because you are a memb
On my PPPoE connection on Gutsy (and before then, for that matter), I
have no difficulty switching between PPPoE connections and Ethernet
connections without touching pppoeconf. When you have the troubles, see
whether there's a ppp# running since that'll be what's 'hijacking' the
connection, and y
I agree entirely with your argument with the reservation that I think
pppoeconf is the wrong suspect and that this complaint should be going
to Gnome's network manager or something (I'll see what the KDE
equivalent is on my end). Are you howling any of them up?
--
No easy way to revert pppoeconf
Has 8.10's network-manager made this issue any easier to work around?
** Changed in: pppoeconf (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
--
No easy way to revert pppoeconf's configuration changes
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151539
You received this bug notification because you are a memb
On my PPPoE connection on Gutsy (and before then, for that matter), I
have no difficulty switching between PPPoE connections and Ethernet
connections without touching pppoeconf. When you have the troubles, see
whether there's a ppp# running since that'll be what's 'hijacking' the
connection, and y
I agree entirely with your argument with the reservation that I think
pppoeconf is the wrong suspect and that this complaint should be going
to Gnome's network manager or something (I'll see what the KDE
equivalent is on my end). Are you howling any of them up?
--
No easy way to revert pppoeconf
Has 8.10's network-manager made this issue any easier to work around?
** Changed in: pppoeconf (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
--
No easy way to revert pppoeconf's configuration changes
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151539
You received this bug notification because you are a memb
On my PPPoE connection on Gutsy (and before then, for that matter), I
have no difficulty switching between PPPoE connections and Ethernet
connections without touching pppoeconf. When you have the troubles, see
whether there's a ppp# running since that'll be what's 'hijacking' the
connection, and y
I agree entirely with your argument with the reservation that I think
pppoeconf is the wrong suspect and that this complaint should be going
to Gnome's network manager or something (I'll see what the KDE
equivalent is on my end). Are you howling any of them up?
--
No easy way to revert pppoeconf
On my PPPoE connection on Gutsy (and before then, for that matter), I
have no difficulty switching between PPPoE connections and Ethernet
connections without touching pppoeconf. When you have the troubles, see
whether there's a ppp# running since that'll be what's 'hijacking' the
connection, and y
I agree entirely with your argument with the reservation that I think
pppoeconf is the wrong suspect and that this complaint should be going
to Gnome's network manager or something (I'll see what the KDE
equivalent is on my end). Are you howling any of them up?
--
No easy way to revert pppoeconf
Has 8.10's network-manager made this issue any easier to work around?
** Changed in: pppoeconf (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
--
No easy way to revert pppoeconf's configuration changes
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151539
You received this bug notification because you are a memb
On my PPPoE connection on Gutsy (and before then, for that matter), I
have no difficulty switching between PPPoE connections and Ethernet
connections without touching pppoeconf. When you have the troubles, see
whether there's a ppp# running since that'll be what's 'hijacking' the
connection, and y
I agree entirely with your argument with the reservation that I think
pppoeconf is the wrong suspect and that this complaint should be going
to Gnome's network manager or something (I'll see what the KDE
equivalent is on my end). Are you howling any of them up?
--
No easy way to revert pppoeconf
Has 8.10's network-manager made this issue any easier to work around?
** Changed in: pppoeconf (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
--
No easy way to revert pppoeconf's configuration changes
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151539
You received this bug notification because you are a memb
Has 8.10's network-manager made this issue any easier to work around?
** Changed in: pppoeconf (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
--
No easy way to revert pppoeconf's configuration changes
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151539
You received this bug notification because you are a memb
True, but how can I tell my 15 years old cousin that she has to do
this every time she wants out of pppoe mode and into regular ethernet?
I could do it if there were some graphical interface like Network
manager to do it, but unfortunately the only "graphical" interface is
pppoe, which doesn't off
I haven't done so, but if you want it please feel free.
I submitted the bug report a few months ago when I had trouble
removing pppoe from my cousin's PC after he got a router... but that's
been long ago.
note: in KDE it's KNetwork-Manager I think
On Jan 15, 2008 3:46 PM, Borden Rhodes <[EMAIL PR
True, but how can I tell my 15 years old cousin that she has to do
this every time she wants out of pppoe mode and into regular ethernet?
I could do it if there were some graphical interface like Network
manager to do it, but unfortunately the only "graphical" interface is
pppoe, which doesn't off
I haven't done so, but if you want it please feel free.
I submitted the bug report a few months ago when I had trouble
removing pppoe from my cousin's PC after he got a router... but that's
been long ago.
note: in KDE it's KNetwork-Manager I think
On Jan 15, 2008 3:46 PM, Borden Rhodes <[EMAIL PR
True, but how can I tell my 15 years old cousin that she has to do
this every time she wants out of pppoe mode and into regular ethernet?
I could do it if there were some graphical interface like Network
manager to do it, but unfortunately the only "graphical" interface is
pppoe, which doesn't off
I haven't done so, but if you want it please feel free.
I submitted the bug report a few months ago when I had trouble
removing pppoe from my cousin's PC after he got a router... but that's
been long ago.
note: in KDE it's KNetwork-Manager I think
On Jan 15, 2008 3:46 PM, Borden Rhodes <[EMAIL PR
True, but how can I tell my 15 years old cousin that she has to do
this every time she wants out of pppoe mode and into regular ethernet?
I could do it if there were some graphical interface like Network
manager to do it, but unfortunately the only "graphical" interface is
pppoe, which doesn't off
I haven't done so, but if you want it please feel free.
I submitted the bug report a few months ago when I had trouble
removing pppoe from my cousin's PC after he got a router... but that's
been long ago.
note: in KDE it's KNetwork-Manager I think
On Jan 15, 2008 3:46 PM, Borden Rhodes <[EMAIL PR
True, but how can I tell my 15 years old cousin that she has to do
this every time she wants out of pppoe mode and into regular ethernet?
I could do it if there were some graphical interface like Network
manager to do it, but unfortunately the only "graphical" interface is
pppoe, which doesn't off
I haven't done so, but if you want it please feel free.
I submitted the bug report a few months ago when I had trouble
removing pppoe from my cousin's PC after he got a router... but that's
been long ago.
note: in KDE it's KNetwork-Manager I think
On Jan 15, 2008 3:46 PM, Borden Rhodes <[EMAIL PR
True, but how can I tell my 15 years old cousin that she has to do
this every time she wants out of pppoe mode and into regular ethernet?
I could do it if there were some graphical interface like Network
manager to do it, but unfortunately the only "graphical" interface is
pppoe, which doesn't off
I haven't done so, but if you want it please feel free.
I submitted the bug report a few months ago when I had trouble
removing pppoe from my cousin's PC after he got a router... but that's
been long ago.
note: in KDE it's KNetwork-Manager I think
On Jan 15, 2008 3:46 PM, Borden Rhodes <[EMAIL PR
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