Closed oberon-manjaro closed 6 years ago
I just found out that after a reboot suddenly I am being connected to the wifi. So somehow the password I had entered in the control center was remembered. So from now on it will likely not have any problem to connect to the same network. Still this is a bug and I will have the same problem with another new network... :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye: Something is not right here.
A random issue @oberon2007 ? But you're right it's not good to have such bug .... Is it a manjaro issue ?
No, it's not random. I can reproduce it every time. No other Manjaro DE has this problem. So I would say it's a deepin issue. Are you running Arch? I read that you noticed the issue, too, right?
@oberon2007 I'm with arch and I do not have this problem anymore over 2 fresh installation ... Maybe I'm doing something wrong ...
Yesterday I was at a new place and I clicked on the network then I had a dialog asking me the password ... One thing is sure the computer isn't a fresh install ...
Okay, so I cleared all my network for simulation @oberon2007.
Result : Fresh install (since 4 day) ==> white deepin dialog appear but password is not saved after log out/in 1 year install ==> white deepin dialog appear password is saved ... It's really weird
I have same issue on ArchLinux, it appeared since last month. after an upgrade of deepin desktop I tried to switch to another desktop like xfce4, there is no this issue.
It seems the Deepin connection widget to work properly needs
[device]
wifi.scan-rand-mac-address=no
in /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf. Don't know why, but that seems to work.
@oberon2007 This workaround works for me, thanks!
@jouyouyun
this also works for me
Had the same problem in new Manjaro Deepin installation today and workaround fixed it!
Works for me on archlinux, thanks!
Solved by edit the file /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf
.
@jouyouyun This solution did solve my problem on networks which I had connected before, and saved password for them. But for new networks, the bug is not solved. I'm pretty sure I gave the password correct, but after a while, It gives wrong password
error.
@jouyouyun This solution did solve my problem on networks which I had connected before, and saved password for them. But for new networks, the bug is not solved. I'm pretty sure I gave the password correct, but after a while, It gives
wrong password
error.
Please upload the log by the command sudo journalctl -b 0 > /tmp/sys.log
after this bug reproduce and the WIFI SSID name, thanks!
I'm facing the same issue on a new install of Arch + Deepin. The chipset is Realtek RTL8153. It's worked flawlessly a few times, but almost always (every single time I've tried over the last 2 weeks), it bugs out and goes nuts. I've resorted to connecting via the CLI and some fancy aliases, but whenever I stumble into rare setups (MSCHAPV2 most recently), I'm pretty much fucked.
Notable excerpts from the log being daemon/network[1008]: manager_device.go:395: failed to get interface info: route ip+net: no such network interface
, and kwin_x11[962]: file:///usr/share/kwin/tabbox/chameleon/contents/ui/main.qml:273:33: Unable to assign QUuid to int
Since I have no option available to reopen this bug report, I'm creating a new one. It is still (or again, I'm not completely sure) present for me and it's a real problem. In order to reproduce this you need to try to connect to a password protected wifi network for the first time, so, when you have never entered the password before! Now when I click on the network icon in the dock and select the network I will see a spinning circle for a very long time, but a dialog for entering the password will never show up. When I open the control center and open the settings for the same network, I have a field for the password where it says "required". Entering the password there doesn't change anything and when I open the tab again later, the field will be empty again.