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knetworkmanager startup

Sat Oct 18, 2008 8:34 am
i am trying to autostart knetworkmanager and make it to connect to my existing wireless network after the system boots without having login into kde.

how do i do that ?


thx...


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RE: knetworkmanager startup

Sat Oct 18, 2008 8:39 am
That would run KNetworkManager as root ( ie. MAJOR security issue ).
if this machine will never be connecting to another network ( ie. Like a desktop ) then you could disable network manager and go with the old ifup/ifdown system ( which will connect on boot up ) and that solves that problem.

All depends on how security caring / paranoid you are and how portable this system needs to be.


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RE: knetworkmanager startup

Sat Oct 18, 2008 8:44 am
bcooksley wrote:That would run KNetworkManager as root ( ie. MAJOR security issue ).
if this machine will never be connecting to another network ( ie. Like a desktop ) then you could disable network manager and go with the old ifup/ifdown system ( which will connect on boot up ) and that solves that problem.

All depends on how security caring / paranoid you are and how portable this system needs to be.


thanks for your reply...
i am not worry about security, since there is no network sharing or sensitive data, so i will try the old fashion way.


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