Bug 242088

Version:           0.9 (using KDE 4.4.3) 
OS:                Linux


In Fedora 13, under KDE, after adding new dsl connection in KNetworkManager,
when I click KNetworkManager applet from the panel, it does not show any dsl
connection. Just one connection ¨System eth0¨. Can´t connect. And no internet access as well.

Here is the screenshots, how I tried connecting:

http://angel.fedorapeople.org/angel/KNetworkManager%20Bug/KNetworkManager%2001.jpg
http://angel.fedorapeople.org/angel/KNetworkManager%20Bug/KNetworkManager%2002.jpg
http://angel.fedorapeople.org/angel/KNetworkManager%20Bug/KNetworkManager%2003.jpg
http://angel.fedorapeople.org/angel/KNetworkManager%20Bug/KNetworkManager%2004.jpg
http://angel.fedorapeople.org/angel/KNetworkManager%20Bug/KNetworkManager%2005.jpg
http://angel.fedorapeople.org/angel/KNetworkManager%20Bug/KNetworkManager%2006.jpg
http://angel.fedorapeople.org/angel/KNetworkManager%20Bug/KNetworkManager%2007.jpg

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
Set up a new DSL Connection using KNetworkManager, use any random username and
password if you don´t use DSL, and you will see, it doesn´t show any DSL
connection when you will click the KNetworkManager applet. Even if you don´t
use DSL, but when you will create the connection, it should appear in the
connection list, right? 

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Right or Left click on the KNetworkManager applet > Manage Connections > DSL
> ADD > Type Username and Password, check Connect automatically > Ok > Ok.
2. Now right or left click on the KNetworkManager, there has no DSL connection
except the default System eth0.

Actual Results:  
No DSL connection to connect. And can´t connect to internet as well.

Expected Results:  
As I have entered all of the information, including the username and password
of my network, it
should show the connection in the connection list, and by clicking the DSL
connection it should connect. just like it does when I use nm applet in Gnome.

I don´t have any problem to connect the DSL connection using nm applet in
Gnome, Fedora 13.

I tried Fedora 13 Beta, same problem occurred. And in Fedora 11 and 12, even nm
was default network manager for KDE, but still I tried testing KNetworkManager,
and same problem I faced. I visited Fedora Forum and also #fedora channel in
Freenode, could not help anyone. I can use nm applet in KDE, but this can´t be a
permanent solution.

There has a similar bug post here https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=228464 four months older, the OS was Ubuntu 9.10 and nobody pays attention to that bug. The guy he didn´t even get any reply. Why do you guys ignoring this problem?