Hey, no idea. As in the last 5 years pppoe as connection method has
been overtaken by new router types and broadband connections are (i
guess almost nowhere) paid by time anymore, so the need to connect and
disconnect every time is no longer required.
I can check, though, if the issue has been reso
Hello! Is this bug still reproducible in the recent Ubuntu
release(20.04)?
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Wow! Almost 10 years! I don't even remember about this bug and how pppoe
works!
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Haha, congratulation!
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Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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If it can maybe help anybody point me in the right direction, here are
todays logs from my machine filtered using the "ppp" term.
** Attachment added: "ppp logs"
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Still no answer? Isn't somebody maintaining network-manager monitoring
these comments? Because there isn't a stable, supported method to
establish a PPPoW connection in Ubuntu, I am unable to use it at all in
certain locations, which is making my work difficult as Ubuntu is my
main OS. Also, as I a
Bump.
Two years later and I still have to struggle with setting up a PPP
connection in Ubuntu. Is there any chance this might get fixed one day?
It can be done very easily through a GUI in OS X and Windows, but in
Ubuntu I have to go through the same *setup_using_pppoeconf-
break_other_connections
2010/12/27 Dražen Lučanin <232...@bugs.launchpad.net>
> Thanks :)
>
> Still, I think that this functionality should be an integral part of NM
> one day.
>
> absolutely.
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Thanks :)
Still, I think that this functionality should be an integral part of NM
one day.
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Title:
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If it is fedora: /etc/sysconfig/networ. files get edited
if it is ubuntu /etc/network/interfaces gets edited
To get past that change the following line in
/etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf
[ifupdown]
managed=false
from managed=false to managed=true.
2010/12/24 Dražen Lučanin <2
Also a common network architecture in Croatia.
Currently, I have to use external programs (like pppoeconf) to get a
working internet connection at some places. This causes problems because
after setting up pppoeconf, NM stops working. It seems that both NM and
pppoeconf edit the same conf files, b
This feature is very usefull for me too.
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** Changed in: network-manager-applet
Importance: Unknown => Wishlist
** Changed in: network-manager
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Just adding my request as well to this list.
PPPoE over wireless devices is definitely needed in NetworkManager / nm-
applet
Since it is possible via command line.
another example is a virtual wireless device as provided by the iburst driver
ibdriver.sourceforge.net. It uses the wireless stack s
Wouldn't it be easier to have PPPoE as a IP configuration protocol, like
DHCP or ZeroConf ?
No ISP need a IP binded directly to the interface used for PPPoE
service, anyway.
The PPPoE connection is usually the only one needed on the WAN in such
cases.
The downside is that the PPPoE is binded t
** Changed in: network-manager-applet
Status: Unknown => Confirmed
** Changed in: network-manager
Status: Unknown => Confirmed
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According to Dan:
Yes, PPPoE should be more like a VPN connection and be layered on top the
existing wired or wifi connection. This should be possible in a future update
of NM.
** Changed in: network-manager-applet
Status: Invalid => Unknown
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** Summary changed:
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+ MASTER no wlan option for pppoe configuration
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