I can no longer connect to my University's VPN -- which uses OpenConnect -- since upgrading to Kubuntu 13.10. The VPN is still listed as a connection, but it no longer works. When I enter my username and password (on a window titled "VPN secrets (openconnect) - KDE Daemon") and try to log on, I get a message stating "Login failed." Cisco's AnyConnect client still connects without issue; the VPN server works, and my login information is correct. Reproducible: Always
Created attachment 83244 [details] The KDE VPN login winow
Created attachment 83245 [details] The Cisco VPN connect window
I should add that the KDE VPN connect window asks for three things: group, username, and password. I recall I previously needed to select the network first. This option is still visible in Cisco's client -- the "Connect to" option, which has three options.
Is it still reproducible? Is there any error in NetworkManager log after you fail to activate your OpenConnect connection?
I'll test it if I get a chance. (I've been using the Cisco client instead.) -Leon
Leon, any update?
Ping? Can I close this one?
It works for me. (The "Automatically start connecting next time" checkbox may not be working though.) Thanks for taking care of this!
The "Automatically start connecting next time" checkbox is also already fixed, but it is not released yet and will be in plasma-nm 0.9.3.6.
Bulk transfer as requested in T17796