I used it to connect to local wifi - worked fine. Left my laptop and returned a couple hours later. I am still connected - and the hover pop up shows the connection and correct SSID. However clicking the applet no longer shows an active connection section. No way to disconnect. There is a previous connection (also no 'unknown connections' section) but it had nothing useful (just a connection out of my list not used for years). After a few minutes the SSID I was connected to showed up in the 'previous connections' section - with a button to 'connect'. Clicking that, the connection was killed and re-establihsed and the 'active connections' section re-appeaed with the connected SSID now visible. The unkown connection section also re-appeared. Version: kdeplasma-applets-plasma-nm 0.9.3.0-2 On Arch linux Fully up to date testing repo: kernel 3.12 rc4 KDE : 4.11.3
Is your problem reproducible always? Can you please enable plasma-nm (monitor and model) in kdebugdialog and when you run into this problem again, can you please send here some info from .xseesion-errors file? It should look like this output: plasma-desktop(1520)/Plasma-nm (monitor) Monitor::wirelessNetworkAppeared: Wireless network "Epsilon105" appeared plasma-desktop(1520)/Plasma-nm (model) Model::insertItem: Connection "Epsilon105" has been added plasma-desktop(1520)/Plasma-nm (monitor) Monitor::wirelessNetworkDisappeared: Wireless network "wifina" disappeared plasma-desktop(1520)/Plasma-nm (model) Model::removeWirelessNetwork: Wireless network "wifina" has been completely removed plasma-desktop(1520)/Plasma-nm (monitor) Monitor::wirelessNetworkDisappeared: Wireless network ".dom." disappeared plasma-desktop(1520)/Plasma-nm (model) Model::removeWirelessNetwork: Wireless network ".dom." has been completely removed
Just for the record: sometimes I face this problem too. In may case I think it may be related to suspend to ram. It is not always reproducible.
I left this running overnight and no problems at all. When it did happen i did not suspend the laptop - so in my case that was not the issue. I've enabled the kdedebug and will keep you apprised. PS. This site looks bad for me using chrome dev.
Created attachment 82854 [details] xsession log Fresh boot today - connected to network SpecialVisitor. Put laptop to sleep - awoke and it auto connected to HumptyDumpty-gc-N5. The app now only shows 'Unkown Connections' - the active and previous lists are gone.. logfile attached.
After a few minutes it recovered and all 3 items are now back to normal - active and prev are now visible. I did not do anything (like force a reconnect). It just 'fixed' itself. I do also note that there are many apparent dups of same SSID in the unknown list (hpsetup for example appears over 30 times in the list. Similar for other SSIDs.
Git commit 8f4c0fc26118481ecec1d7ce024a16d3461f1852 by Jan Grulich. Committed on 15/10/2013 at 20:43. Pushed by grulich into branch 'master'. Display wireless icon with full signal for shared connections M +11 -0 declarative-plugins/model/modelitem.cpp http://commits.kde.org/plasma-nm/8f4c0fc26118481ecec1d7ce024a16d3461f1852
Git commit dce686c21cc73669082bd54b1bec177b8d385377 by Jan Grulich. Committed on 15/10/2013 at 20:44. Pushed by grulich into branch 'master'. Do not remove shared connection when it is disconnected M +2 -4 declarative-plugins/model/model.cpp http://commits.kde.org/plasma-nm/dce686c21cc73669082bd54b1bec177b8d385377
Do not pay attention to the commits above, I mistook bugs.
Any progress on fixing this issue?
Not yet, because I don't know where could be a problem, because the log looks okay and when everything were recoverd after some time, it looks like NetworkManager notify about changes with a delay. So far I don't see any problem from plasma-nm side.
Well its still happening all the time - i don't know how to take a screen shot of it because the popup pops down when i move to screenshot. However as of now it shows top entry as previous connections, next entry as unknown and other than the green ball below next to connected there is nothing else - so the 'active' connections item is gone. Disconnecting and reconnecting restores it but only temporarily. I have slept / resumed as well but the first time this happened that was not the case.
Today the popup is completely useless - only thing was a huge number of unknown connections (none of which are within 50 miles of me). The only way to get it to do anything was to turn of wireless and restart. 2 pieces of information - (1) this is a multi router setup (all on same SSID). This may be required to trigger this bug. (2) I saw this in log today - perhaps it's of use: plasma-desktop(1836)/Plasma-nm (model) Model::insertItem: Connection "DIRECT-roku-321" has been added kded(1571)/networkstatus NetworkStatusModule::solidNetworkingStatusChanged: SolidNetwork changed status: 3 kded(1571)/networkstatus NetworkStatusModule::setNetworkStatus: "SolidNetwork" , 3 void NetworkManager::NetworkManagerPrivate::propertiesChanged(const QVariantMap&) Unhandled property "ActivatingConnection" plasma-desktop(1836)/Plasma-nm (monitor) Monitor::availableConnectionAppeared: New available connection "ShowMeYourPants" for "/sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1c.1/0000:03:00.0/net/wlan0" I have no idea what 'SolidNetwork' is - there is certainly no such SSID around here. There is a roku box however tho it has never been connected to. When the popup is a mess it would be real nice if there was some more elegant way to make it clean itself up. I
More info - when I click on the active connection - the info is partly masked - this is in my view totally the wrong design. Here's a suggestion - enhance the 'edit connection's window to manage active connections - make it so you can connect and open a new window with full connection details from there - that would be a great app. Using the menu popup thing should only be for casual brief viewing. Please consider this request - this could be an awesome and useful tool. Leave the popup thing for quick casual info but for the heavy lifting please make a real application out of the edit connections window. Thanks.
Is this problem still reproducible with the latest version of plasma-nm?
I have not experienced this lately (now running kde 4.13). You can close this one - any thoughts on making a connection application windows?