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After the last few updates I've noticed my Wifi Systray icon showing an exclamation point on it. This isn't just the case on this machine but two other KDE Neon computers having the same issue after the last few days regardless of which Wifi network I'll be on.
https://imgur.com/VT4TDBB OS: KDE neon User Edition 5.18 Host: Inspiron 3464 AIO 2.4.0 Kernel: 5.3.0-42-generic |
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Hello,
I think this problem happened with the latest KDE Frameworks 5.68.0. As far as I have observed, the problem gets better when I do Screen Lock (Meta + L) and login again. |
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Same problem here. And when I hover over it, it says something like "connected with limited connectivity" .
Then after sometime it goes away, but always comes back again. |
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Yeah that's it. I think the problem will probably be completely resolved with the first bug fix update. |
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I may not be related to KDE at all. I saw this yesterday on my wired connection. I logged in to my tp-link router, and the network map that displays on its home page says that I am not connected, and that I should set my DNS servers manually. However, I was definitely connected to the internet with no visible issues.
Since I already set the router to use Cloudflare's DNS, I switched back to using automatic settings from my ISP (which uses Google's DNS). I went to bed, then to work, and now that I am back home, the exclamation point is gone. I will assume the message on the router's msp will be gone as well.
claydoh, proud to be a member of KDE forums since 2008-Oct, and KDE user since 2001
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I'm getting this in neon. The same machine also boots to Mint 19.3 and OpenMandriva 4.1, and the problem does not exist in either of those. I get the "limited connectivity" message whether I'm connected via wifi or ethernet. BTW, the kernel in Mint is exactly the same kernel in neon, so it's not a kernel issue.
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After this mornings 'security' updates I suddenly am seeing this same issue . It says I have 'Limited Connectivity' when in fact my connectivity/dns etc is fine . This is on a wired connection . Stopping/Restarting the connection does nothing .
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And then suddenly it went away ?
And just as suddenly it came back . Network access still 100% |
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