Hi.

I installed Kubuntu 10.04 in my laptop. I configured using network manager a wireless network WPA Professional with TTLS, PAP, a certificate, username and password.

When I try to connect to the network, Kubuntu always doesn't connect and shows the window to fill with the data of connection.

However, I know the configuration is correct because Gnome connects without problem with the same data.

Can someone help me?

Thanks.

If you close KNetworkManager and start GNOME's network manager, does it work under KDE?

ie. while using KDE run the following: "killall knetworkmanager && nm-applet &"

bcooksley wrote:If you close KNetworkManager and start GNOME's network manager, does it work under KDE?

ie. while using KDE run the following: "killall knetworkmanager && nm-applet &"

Yes, it works without problem.

If KNetworkManager's behaviour has not changed in recent 10.04 revisions, please file a bug report at bugs.kde.org so this can be investigated.

Made.

Greetings.

I have this bug in 10.04 LTS (released version). Things work great with gnome nm-applet. I can't find the bug report. Can you direct me to it?

thanks, gary

garyp wrote:I have this bug in 10.04 LTS (released version). Things work great with gnome nm-applet. I can't find the bug report. Can you direct me to it?

thanks, gary

The link:

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=235541

thanks

taking the above advice, i have found that by entering the commands

"pkill knetworkmanager"
and then
"nm-applet &"

in system settings - advanced user settings - autostart

the hidden wireless network that has been previously specified is automatically logged into.

fonsocm wrote:

bcooksley wrote:If you close KNetworkManager and start GNOME's network manager, does it work under KDE?<BR><BR>ie. while using KDE run the following: "killall knetworkmanager && nm-applet &"

<BR><BR>Yes, it works without problem.