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wifi password bug #246

Closed oberon-manjaro closed 6 years ago

oberon-manjaro commented 7 years ago

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.

oberon-manjaro commented 7 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.

funilrys commented 7 years ago

A random issue @oberon2007 ? But you're right it's not good to have such bug .... Is it a manjaro issue ?

oberon-manjaro commented 7 years ago

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?

funilrys commented 7 years ago

@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 ...

funilrys commented 7 years ago

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

jsfaint commented 7 years ago

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.

oberon-manjaro commented 7 years ago

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.

jsfaint commented 7 years ago

@oberon2007 This workaround works for me, thanks!

hualet commented 7 years ago

@jouyouyun

alexandre1985 commented 7 years ago

this also works for me

icp1994 commented 7 years ago

Had the same problem in new Manjaro Deepin installation today and workaround fixed it!

petoem commented 7 years ago

Works for me on archlinux, thanks!

jouyouyun commented 6 years ago

Solved by edit the file /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf.

amiralisalimi commented 5 years ago

@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 commented 5 years ago

@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!

bhark commented 3 years ago

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