Wireless disconnects and requests password again
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My wifi connection is not very stable, and sometimes it goes down. When this happens, Network Manager will prompt for the wifi password, even though it is saved, correct and available.
I need to click on Cancel on the password prompt, then manually reconnect from the system tray applet, and it will connect without asking for password.
Using Kubuntu.
Is there any way to force the reconnection using the saved password? It is incredibly annoying, especially when this happens at night, right after a backup was started...
Thanks!
wireless kubuntu network-manager
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My wifi connection is not very stable, and sometimes it goes down. When this happens, Network Manager will prompt for the wifi password, even though it is saved, correct and available.
I need to click on Cancel on the password prompt, then manually reconnect from the system tray applet, and it will connect without asking for password.
Using Kubuntu.
Is there any way to force the reconnection using the saved password? It is incredibly annoying, especially when this happens at night, right after a backup was started...
Thanks!
wireless kubuntu network-manager
asked Apr 7 at 7:26
PalantirPalantir
1,2441124
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My wifi connection is not very stable, and sometimes it goes down. When this happens, Network Manager will prompt for the wifi password, even though it is saved, correct and available.
I need to click on Cancel on the password prompt, then manually reconnect from the system tray applet, and it will connect without asking for password.
Using Kubuntu.
Is there any way to force the reconnection using the saved password? It is incredibly annoying, especially when this happens at night, right after a backup was started...
Thanks!
wireless kubuntu network-manager
asked Apr 7 at 7:26
PalantirPalantir
1,2441124
My wifi connection is not very stable, and sometimes it goes down. When this happens, Network Manager will prompt for the wifi password, even though it is saved, correct and available.
I need to click on Cancel on the password prompt, then manually reconnect from the system tray applet, and it will connect without asking for password.
Using Kubuntu.
Is there any way to force the reconnection using the saved password? It is incredibly annoying, especially when this happens at night, right after a backup was started...
Thanks!
wireless kubuntu network-manager
wireless kubuntu network-manager
asked Apr 7 at 7:26
PalantirPalantir
1,2441124
asked Apr 7 at 7:26
PalantirPalantir
1,2441124
asked Apr 7 at 7:26
PalantirPalantir
1,2441124
asked Apr 7 at 7:26
PalantirPalantir
1,2441124
asked Apr 7 at 7:26
PalantirPalantir
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1,2441124
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