Hi all,
I have this problem on my sid box for some time.
network-manager-kde can scan wifi networks and when i chose my router he
detect right encryption (WPA/WPA2), I type my password, click OK button
and everything seems fine.


But when i click on network-manager-kde icon and then on the my wifi
connection he open again password dialog with good password written in,
when I click Ok nothing happens.

If I don't have password protected router he can connect.

On my other box (squeeze) it works correct.

Can somebody tell me how can I investigate problem?

Thanks in advance.
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Hello,

On tre�iadienis 27 Spalis 2010 19:15:53 godo wrote:
> Hi all,
> I have this problem on my sid box for some time.
> network-manager-kde can scan wifi networks and when i chose my router he
> detect right encryption (WPA/WPA2), I type my password, click OK button
> and everything seems fine.
>
> But when i click on network-manager-kde icon and then on the my wifi
> connection he open again password dialog with good password written in,
> when I click Ok nothing happens.
> If I don't have password protected router he can connect.

Install plasma-widget-networkmanagement and use it instead of network-manager-
kde.

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On 10/27/2010 06:53 PM, Modestas Vainius wrote:

Hello,

On tre�iadienis 27 Spalis 2010 19:15:53 godo wrote:

Hi all,
I have this problem on my sid box for some time.
network-manager-kde can scan wifi networks and when i chose my router he
detect right encryption (WPA/WPA2), I type my password, click OK button
and everything seems fine.

But when i click on network-manager-kde icon and then on the my wifi
connection he open again password dialog with good password written in,
when I click Ok nothing happens.
If I don't have password protected router he can connect.


Install plasma-widget-networkmanagement and use it instead of network-manager-
kde.


Thanks for replay,
I installed plasma-widget-networkmanagement but the problem remained.

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Help,

On tre�iadienis 27 Spalis 2010 20:14:22 godo wrote:
> On 10/27/2010 06:53 PM, Modestas Vainius wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > On tre�iadienis 27 Spalis 2010 19:15:53 godo wrote:
> >> Hi all,
> >> I have this problem on my sid box for some time.
> >> network-manager-kde can scan wifi networks and when i chose my router he
> >> detect right encryption (WPA/WPA2), I type my password, click OK button
> >> and everything seems fine.
> >>
> >> But when i click on network-manager-kde icon and then on the my wifi
> >> connection he open again password dialog with good password written in,
> >> when I click Ok nothing happens.
> >> If I don't have password protected router he can connect.
> >
> > Install plasma-widget-networkmanagement and use it instead of
> > network-manager- kde.
>
> Thanks for replay,
> I installed plasma-widget-networkmanagement but the problem remained.

Not just WPA/WPA2 is important. Invalid TKIP/AES setting might also be an
issue here.


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Hi,

> >> network-manager-kde can scan wifi networks and when i chose my router he
> >> detect right encryption (WPA/WPA2), I type my password, click OK button
> >> and everything seems fine.
> >>
> >> But when i click on network-manager-kde icon and then on the my wifi
> >> connection he open again password dialog with good password written in,
> >> when I click Ok nothing happens.

I just recently went from a wired connection to wifi, and experienced the same
problem. Connecting with wpa_cupplicant+dhclient manually works as expected,
and the kde network-manager gui shows my network in the scan, but silently
fails to connect...

> > Install plasma-widget-networkmanagement and use it instead of
> > network-manager- kde.
>
> Thanks for replay,
> I installed plasma-widget-networkmanagement but the problem remained.

Tried this as well, same result...

Do you have a long passphrase for your WPA2-PSK? The following bug could
possibly be related:

http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=593988

Cheers,
Johannes


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On 10/27/2010 08:21 PM, Johannes Zarl wrote:

Hi,


network-manager-kde can scan wifi networks and when i chose my router he
detect right encryption (WPA/WPA2), I type my password, click OK button
and everything seems fine.

But when i click on network-manager-kde icon and then on the my wifi
connection he open again password dialog with good password written in,
when I click Ok nothing happens.


I just recently went from a wired connection to wifi, and experienced the same
problem. Connecting with wpa_cupplicant+dhclient manually works as expected,
and the kde network-manager gui shows my network in the scan, but silently
fails to connect...


Install plasma-widget-networkmanagement and use it instead of
network-manager- kde.


Thanks for replay,
I installed plasma-widget-networkmanagement but the problem remained.


Tried this as well, same result...

Do you have a long passphrase for your WPA2-PSK? The following bug could
possibly be related:

http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=593988

Cheers,
Johannes



No, just 14 without special characters.
It looks that it is bug.

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Not just WPA/WPA2 is important. Invalid TKIP/AES setting might also be an
issue here.


I don't see in kde network manager options for that. There is only:
WPA/WPA2 Enterprise, WPA/WPA2 Personal, etc. and under WPA/WPA2 Personal
it is only text fild for password. Do you have it?


Any way squeeze box works normal with same config.

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