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On 12-07-13 05:12 PM, Thomas Hood wrote:
@Brian: Can you reproduce this in Ubuntu 12.04?
Hrm. I guess not. But TBH, I am using Cinnamon on Linux Mint's Maya,
which is leveraging Ubuntu 12.04. So I am not entirely sure if the
network configuration interface is the same any more.
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@Brian: Can you reproduce this in Ubuntu 12.04?
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- Available to all users is greyed out
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I was having trouble with the password not being remembered when I ran
some other window manager (like pekwm, wmii) other than the default DE's
for ubuntu or xubuntu (gnome and xfce).
I did what Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre said in the first post, and
disconnected, removed it from wireless connections
This happens to me as well.
I've checked /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections :it's on place.
I've deleted all config files related to nm (the users files as well), no luck!
User seems to have neccessary privileges (network connections admin).
I'm stuck.
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This is happening for me with a 9.04 install too. I tried running the
steps in a guide for automatically setting up wifi
(http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7626685) when I found out the
checkbutton Available to all users was greyed out.
I have a 10.04 install on my laptop where it
Whoops, I meant it was happening on a 9.10 install. I am trying to
upgrade my server to 10.04 now, just to see if should change anything
for the better, but I am not very confident it will, given that it
should have worked 3 distribution generations ago ...
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Available to all users is greyed
This is happening for me with wired connections also. The only way I
can create a wired connection that is available to all users is if I do
gksudo nm-connection-editor
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/470049
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Brian,
I can't reproduce your bug at the moment -- when I start to create a new
wireless connection, the Available to all users checkbox is indeed
greyed out, but as soon as I enter an SSID, it becomes sensitive. Just
for kicks, if this is for an existing connection, have you tried to edit
and
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