I have a solution that I think is as near perfect as it gets. It is very
simple.
The problem: I need NetworkManager for connecting my laptop to wifi and
ethernet. However, it messes me up when I am on PPP.
The solution: kill Network Manager before running pppd and revive it
after, e.g.:
#!/bin/s
I can also confirm this problem with Firefox 3. I had to downgrade my
uncle's computer to Firefox 2. He uses dialup and never had any problem
before. Firefox 3 always starting offline was really confusing him.
I hope this gets fixed soon. It is really tough for folks who have to
use a modem anyway
On Mon, Jun 30, 2008 at 05:25:30PM -, Simone Tolotti wrote:
> @Alexander:
> I'm glad to see that ~network-manager PPA was updated.
> At the time I've added dalbers' ppa to my sources.list, ~network-manager PPA
> was stuck at svn20080121.
> Hope you'll keep it updated in the future. Thanks.
>
@Alexander:
I'm glad to see that ~network-manager PPA was updated.
At the time I've added dalbers' ppa to my sources.list, ~network-manager PPA
was stuck at svn20080121.
Hope you'll keep it updated in the future. Thanks.
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On Fri, Jun 27, 2008 at 06:05:34PM -, Simone Tolotti wrote:
> If you want to try nm-0.7 you could add dalbers' ppa following this guide:
> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=797059
>
Remember: if you use that package you have to take care on your own
that you get the real NM 0.7 once it
Confirmed, Henry's fix works for me.
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I also want to point out that what's in config files should be
irrelevant. Why is Firefox checking network config files? It should
just check the actual network.
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htt
Also having this problem. Ubuntu 8.04, FIrefox 3. Using an EVDO modem
over ppp. Only one login session.
I am about to try Henry's fix (blocking Firefox from performing the
query) but I wanted to post first before I have to close all my browser
windows.
This is absolutely a bug in Firefox, rega
Thanks Simone but just before I read your fix I managed to get my system
working, after and lot of googling and fiddling. It was dead simple once
I found out what to do (but aren't most things, once figured out?)
I tinkered with /etc/network/interfaces
my original was like this
auto lo
iface lo i
If you want to try nm-0.7 you could add dalbers' ppa following this guide:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=797059
Working great here!
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If you want to try nm-0.7 you should add dalbers' ppa following this guide:
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Working great for me!
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oops! brain not switched on today - re comment above, I got my pop3 and smtp
back to front. just to put is straight I can send via smtp but not collect via
pop3 (kmail thinks it can't see the pop3 server).
Interestingly, today I found out how to add ppp to my interfaces file and now I
can connec
Well I have just upgraded to kubuntu Hardy which has the fully fledged firefox3
packages.
FF3 starts in offline mode for me when connected via a speedtouch usb modem. I
connect to it using pon/poff as NM does not recognize any modem is plugged in.
Habitually I have always closed the NM applet be
>Do you have more than one login session running when you see this
>issue?
Nope.. just one session. Without my kludge, It's just like what Daniel Newman
etc. have described where the CDMA aircard is a PPP link, and
NetworkManager0.6x apparently doesn't track PPP state. If I use wifi, or
ethern
On Sat, Jun 21, 2008 at 08:54:27AM -, Henry Wertz wrote:
> I've found a kludgy "fix" for this (that doesn't just involve
> removing nm, since it's wireless and wired handling are nice). In my
> case, I have a Inspiron 2200 with wifi set via ndiswrapper (which works
> fine) and an aircard
I've found a kludgy "fix" for this (that doesn't just involve
removing nm, since it's wireless and wired handling are nice). In my
case, I have a Inspiron 2200 with wifi set via ndiswrapper (which works
fine) and an aircard (Verizon PC5740) which worked except for the
"Offline mode" problem.
I installed Wicd as mentioned earlier in this report by PearZoo which
automatically removed network manager and its gnome front-end... and now
all the apps are working fine
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I also have installed the Opera 9.5 browser and it connects without any
problem. Firefox 3 is a different story. I have to got to: File -> Work
offline to get online yet Opera 9.5 goes online with no problems
whatsoever. It is not as fast as firefox 3, though.
Opera for 32 bit (k)ubuntu:
http://w
Updated to the final release of Firefox 3 from Synaptic. Still the
problem persists. Also the Network manager shows "No network connection"
even when I am typing this online. It used to be so even at the time of
Gutsy, but FF2 didn't bother me. The problem also shows up in Pidgin.
Hope anyone does
Firefox3 is now staying on line in one computer. Network Manger
has been removed. Network Manager was problematic in general. NM
would not leave ethernet port off. NM would not consistently use
only one preferred wlan port.
Without NM, kppp still does my Internet connection and FF3 is
always
Same issue is here also.
I'm using Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron) with Firefox-3.0b5. I connect to the
internet via dial-up mobile-phone-modem and with gprs subscription. Whenever I
launch Firefox it always starts in Offline mode, and it doesn't matter whether
I'm connected to the internet or not, it
** Summary changed:
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+ [MASTER] "Offline Mode" feature fails to detect some cases of networks that
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me too Firefox 3 begin with offline on Ubuntu 8.04
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I confirm this bug on Fedora 9.0/Firefox 3.0b5. I have set
network:online to be 'true' in the about:config page, totally useless.
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upstream will land a hidden pref that you can use to disable network
manager ... to mitigate this.
** Bug watch added: Mozilla Bugzilla #424626
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** Also affects: network-manager via
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Imp
>The bug is in firefox and evolution. Thunderbird starts off online.
this only means that thunderbird does not read online status from nm.
the problem is that nm does not recognize network connections that it does not
manage, and pretends to be offline even if there is a perfectly working
interne
The bug is in firefox and evolution. Thunderbird starts off online.
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My father has a RTC connexion (serial modem 56K) and Firefox 3b5 on Ubuntu
8.04, whereas gnome-ppp handles the connexion, and Firefox always starts in
offline mode.
I've desactivated network-manager on startup (from preferences menu) but it
didn't fix the problem
Uninstalling network-manager fr
Thanks PearZoo,
WicCD was a painless solution for me on kubuntu,
I hope it makes the way into the ubuntu repositories.
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Best thing I even did was remove network-manager and install WiCD. There
is just no comparison, network-manager has always, in my opinion been
the poor cousin of WicCD.
Install instructions here:
http://www.ubuntugeek.com/wicd-wired-and-wireless-network-manager-for-
ubuntu.html
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Do not use asac's ppa nm-0.7 packages!!!
They works even worse than 0.6.6 and removing them is not easy (at least for a
newbie).
Probably packages are very old (20080121) and they really needs to be updated!
Foresight : NetworkManager=0.7.0.r3332-0.1-1
Fedora9 : NetworkManager-0.7.0-0.9.3.svn3623
On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 3:33 PM, Matt Brannock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've installed the update to NetworkManager, and have lost the "Dial-up
> connections" option in the contextual menu. I've tried configuring dial-
> up using "Manage Connections", but this does not work. My present "sudo
>
I've installed the update to NetworkManager, and have lost the "Dial-up
connections" option in the contextual menu. I've tried configuring dial-
up using "Manage Connections", but this does not work. My present "sudo
ifup ppp0" still works to bring up the connection, but NM doesn't
recognize the co
SOLUTION:
Add Alexander Sack's PPA repository to your /etc/apt/sources.list:
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/asac/ubuntu hardy main
deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/asac/ubuntu hardy main
Then update and install latest package. Let us know if it works for you...
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I confirm this bug. depending on where I connect fromI use both network manager
(for ethernet and wireless), and a custom udev script that brings up pppoatm
automatically when the ADSL USB modem is connected (aetra modem, ueagle-atm
driver - see http://atm.eagle-usb.org/wakka.php?wiki=UEagleAtmU
I have the same problem. I use my internal UMTS modem of my Dell
notebook to connect to the internet by using umtsmon. Applications like
Firefox, Evolution and Pidgim always starts in offline mode, mybe
transmission (but this could be an other problem)
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Foresight 2.0 has it too, I've tested it and working great with my 3g usb modem.
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On Sat, May 17, 2008 at 4:35 AM, trollord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In case you feel Ubuntu developers are neglecting this important bug,
> switch to Fedora. Their Network Manager is configured to automatically
> handle grps/umts connections properly, including making sure the
> applications als
In case you feel Ubuntu developers are neglecting this important bug,
switch to Fedora. Their Network Manager is configured to automatically
handle grps/umts connections properly, including making sure the
applications also are in online mode. Mostly all you have to do is to
plug in your whatever m
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| One other part of this bug which has not been mentioned here is that
| when you connect via dial-up you can't use NetworkManager to setup a
| VPN.
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| Also, I've heard that NetworkManager 0.7 fixes these problems.
|
AS i understand
One other part of this bug which has not been mentioned here is that
when you connect via dial-up you can't use NetworkManager to setup a
VPN.
Also, I've heard that NetworkManager 0.7 fixes these problems.
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Hi!
I believe that most of these problems (n-m + dial-up => offline) are
tightly related to this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
/network-manager/+bug/147119. The network-manager just fails to detect
wheather a modem connected successfully or not. Please fix the bug
#147119 - the fi
I just wanted to say "I told you so". I kicked and screamed about this
bug for a while before the official Hardy release, but no one would
listen. Now, I assure you that the comments to this bug will continue
to grow onwards for the 3 years Hardy is supported on the Desktop, which
is pretty ridic
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https://launchpad.net/~gnomefreak
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JohnVivirito
Linux User# 414246
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It's not a serious bug, but it sure is annoying. I use a ADSL connection
with a Thompson Speedtouch 330 and have no network connection.
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As written above, in Firefox select "File" -> "Work Offline". "Work
Offline" should now be unchecked and Firefox should now work properly.
For Konqueror I don't know a solution.
Do you use a "regular" wireless (wifi) or a wireless UMTS modem? A wifi-
connection should be picked up by network-manag
I'm running kubuntu 8.04 and firefox 3 both fully updated. When I'm
using my wired connection everything works fine, but when I disconnect
my wired connection and enable my wireless connection firefox switches
to ofline mode, and konqueror refuses to work. However I can still ping
and ssh from a co
this is not a firefox bug; anyway, i ack that this is somewhat a bug in
that firefox devs decided to use network-manager. Thus, wontfix (not
invalid).
** Changed in: firefox-3.0 (Ubuntu)
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I made further experiments and partially solved the problem:
Start the (UMTS) modem, start Firefox, select "File" -> "Work Offline".
"Work Offline" should now be unchecked and Firefox should now work
properly.
Interestingly, most of the rest of my system reacted on this change,
too. Adept and Evo
that's not a bug due to the applications, there are only using the
network-manager informations, why did you open those tasks? closing this
one
** Changed in: evolution (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
Assignee: (unassigned) => Ubuntu Desktop Bugs (desktop-bugs)
Status: Confirm
** Summary changed:
- Firefox's new "Offline Mode" feature cannot properly detect when there is a
valid network available for use in many circumstances
+ Ubuntu's new "Offline Mode" feature cannot properly detect when there is a
valid network available for use in many circumstances
** Also affe
** Changed in: firefox-3.0 (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Confirmed
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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Maybe I'm just looking/asking for the wrong thing, so I'll be plain
about it:
I use a Verizon AirCard 620 that, because of complex command
requirements and a password, can not be programmed to use the "standard"
ppp scripts in NetManager. I connect, I use a script that sets up the
modem, kills dh
On a whim, I once again tried connecting to my CDMA connection via
bluetooth using NM-applet-->Dial-Up Connections-->Connect to 1xevdo via
Modem. This time, it worked! However, NM still does not recognize that
it does not have a connection, and thus applications such as Firefox
continue to start of
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On Sat, May 10, 2008 at 9:42 AM, Simone Tolotti
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Are 103 comments enough to mark this bug as "Comnfirmed"???
I have the power to confirm this bug, but some Ubuntu employees reset
it when I do as they do not consider it a bug. If you yell loud
enough, perhaps you can ge
Are 103 comments enough to mark this bug as "Comnfirmed"???
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I can also confirm this bug. I Chat and PPP to connect to the internet
over my EVDO cell phone. I cannot use NetworkManager to properly
configure my connection (my phone requires unusual initialization
strings), so I use a custom script and a connection in
/etc/network/interfaces which allows me to
This is deffinitely a nm bug, since the whole system is affected. Not
only Firefox, but also Konqueror and even "ping" from the CLI believe
the machine was offline, once NM looses conection. I'm using Kubuntu
Hardy.
I made a little experiment: I started my wireless connection and also my
Huawei220
Observation: If I boot the laptop and connect wireless Firefox starts in
off-line mode. If I switch off the wireless and reboot and connect via
LAN Firefox starts in on-line mode.
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Hardy Heron 32 bit fully updated on Acer 5920.
Problem persists.
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Network manager 0.6.6
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I confirm that the problem persists. I am using wvdial and firefox
always starts offline even when I am connected. Even if this is a bug in
NetworkManager, it is also a bug in Firefox and I can't see how you can
deny it - why should Firefox depend on nm to run?
I also want to ask the following que
If this is a bug in firefox, then where is the bug for network-manager?
Since nm wont consider the computer online when connected with modem
there must be a bug there.
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That indeed is the magic solution, tnx flexR! I feel stupid somehow for
not having tried that :-) Anyway, happy time!
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removing Network-manager solves the problem.
(apt-get remove network-manager)
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after updating to 2.6.24-17-generic (and recompiling the rt73 wireless drivers)
this annoying situation returned.
More important: FF doesn't remember the settings, so after reopening FF, it is
set 'work offline' again, even if there is another FF window still open.
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I am currently using a Frankling Wireless CDU-680 broadband mobile card
with Hardy x86 32-bit. FF default to "Work Offline" despite the fact
that my computer is clearly "online". I establish a ppp connection with
wvdial. It seems some genius at Ubuntu tied FF directly into Network
Manager. Thanks a
I have the offline default problem using FF3.0 beta 5 and Kppp in Hardy so
installed FF2.
FF2 works fine but get this... if I close FF2 after using it online and then
open FF3/5 it connects as it should and does not default to offline. If I then
close it and reopen it it defaults to offline.
Hi,
I don't use network manager at all, disabled it and I have a custom
script edit the /etc/network/interfaces when needed and have it restart
networking.
This is a conscious choice because of many different networks I connect
to which don't support dhcp and I have all settings for these network
I am running into this with Hardy final release, FF3b5 and NM 0.6.6u5
when using a Kyocera kpc650 modem.
The only info I can add to this discussion is when I ran into this issue
with Evolution, changing it to on-line mode in the file menu, wouldn't
fix it, it showed the connected icon at the icon
i use FF3 with Hardy released and is standard Workoffline mode.
##i use Hwawei modem to internet connect with Vodafone driver card for linux.
is a firefox3 """BUG" because the epiphany and ff2 worked perfect.
best regards
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I knew that this bug would continue to be a problem. A possible
solution may perhaps be to add asac's ppa repository to your apt
sources and upgrade to network-manager 0.7. Give is a try...
On 4/26/08, Stanislav Sushkov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The bug persists in official release.
> I'm ha
The bug persists in official release.
I'm having a speedtouch modem from my ISP for connecting to the web, and more
than this, after I install speedtouch-gn package, it also crashes my nm when
I'm trying to edit my network interfaces...
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please check #220497
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@ManuPeng: Thanxs for your post, it worked for me: firefox and evolution
start online!! -beauman-
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I can confirm this bug on hardy RC, using a pppoe connection. Network-
manager says "No network connection" and I BELIEVE that this causes
firefox to automatically switch to offline mode.
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Yeah, just as expected, when i 'apt-get remove network-manager' firefox
started with offline mode switched off.
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Setting up a wired interface with dhcp or static IP is simply a workaround.
The problem is that NM don't see active interfaces like ppp0.
I hope that someone here will listen to my prayers and will mark this bug as
Confirmed -> In progress -> Fix released.
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If you have a static IP address, then simply set it using network
manager the same way I described above.
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Allright, I guess people who have DHCP address have solved the problem.
But what if I have static IP address?
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Please put some option somewhere in firefox3 to ignore dbus
online/offline mode. I use network manager to connect to my dialup
connection, but in 0.6.6, it seems to be a second class citizen. It
connects, but network manager ignores it from a "connected to the
internet standpoint. The dialup suppor
Yes, I found the same issue with saa7134 here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/214474
I think these are both the same bug
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Hi,
In my case, I've got problem with nm-applet which cause problem in
firefox.
And in fact, it was :
saa7134 which cause problem in hal which cause problem in network, and next
firefox go offline.
I blacklist saa7134 like this :
echo 'blacklist saa7134' | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
Hello,
The same thing here
I'm using Ubuntu 7.10 with sagem Fast 800
Firefox 3 allways start with offline mode.
I've nether had any problem with firefox 2
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I have this on the computer bug from my father and I do not use
"NetworkManager" the connection is done automatically without the support of
"network manager" so i think it's a firefox bug...
Usb modem sagem fast 800 installed using the forum french
(http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/modem_sagem_fast_800
I found this issue only appears with my most recent kernel upgrade.
2.6.24-15 causes firefox to misbehave this way as well as killing my
sound drivers and HAL. When I reboot under 2.6.24-14 everything works
great. I think this latest kernel is really really buggy.
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I found this issue only appears with my most recent kernel upgrade.
2.6.24-15 causes firefox to misbehave this way as well as killing my
sound drivers and HAL. When I reboot under 2.6.24-14 everything works
great. I think this latest kernel is really really buggy.
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@Kristian: true, DHCP may not be a solution, but you could also set a
static IP, or set up DHCP for one of your little used connections, or
maybe you could create a new connection.
If none of those work, it may be best to create a location profile in
Network Manager, though this would require chan
On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 12:37 PM, Ryan Waldroop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just went through quite a few updates, and now bnep0 and pan0 are
> showing up in network manager. Changing these from roaming mode to dhcp
> appears to have fixed my problem, both for Firefox and Pidgin, and with
>
Thanks for that post Mahdee Jameel! [2]
Now Firefox is fixed.
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Awesome! Thanks for that post Mahdee Jameel!
I just went through quite a few updates, and now bnep0 and pan0 are
showing up in network manager. Changing these from roaming mode to dhcp
appears to have fixed my problem, both for Firefox and Pidgin, and with
minimal configuration effort. When I w
Finally got over it
I disabled roaming mode for wired connections from the Network manager and then
enabled automatic configuration(DHCP) option.
Now firefox starts in online mode.
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I am also having this problem after upgrading to Hardy.
So many people are having this problem,there must be a fix somewhere.
I use a EDGE modem to connect to the ineternet. PIDGIN always started in
offline mode,even in Gutsy,but I have not thought about it that way,I
just reconnected every time p
I'm affected by this bug too. It is really annoying and may be a real pain in
the ass for the average user. In Europe (especially here in Austria) internet
connection with GPRS/UMTS becomes quite ubiquitous. As long as NetworkManager
doesn't manage ppp connections reliably it isn't wise to let i
The bug title should be changed 'cause it's not related to Firefox.
I've seen that the bug is still in "incomplete" status, what kind of info the
developers needs?
Clearly the problem is that NetworkManager doesn't take care of connected
interfaces.
If you have a "wired" card (ethernet) you shoul
Maybe I found solution to this problem:
http://www.suseforums.net/index.php?s=05dc21d4abc10176b96866dc7a1497a3&showtopic=43981&pid=221062&mode=threaded&show=&st=&#entry221062
"Knetworkmanager is still a little bit funky when it comes to accurately
co-ordinating KDE's network online/offline status
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Firefox's new "Offline Mode" feature cannot properly detect when there is a
valid network available for use in many circumstances
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/191889
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Yeah, that was also my suggestion in a previous post on 2008-03-23,
there should be a way to force the network manager to tell everyone it's
online, even if it isn't. I mean, my problem is somehow fixed, but I
know your pain, I was pissed off during the past weeks.
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