Hi all,
a quite simple question - where does the kde networkmanager store the connection profile information? I would like to delete some profiles, I looked at right mouse menu as well as to the .kde folder. Nothing related...
Best
Jan-Mark
You may have a look at /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections
greets
ayla
Hello badkey,
members of the netdev group can use the nmcli command.
user@sidbox:~$ nmcli connection show
NAME UUID TYPE DEVICE
WLAN-Home 35ccfe07-f75e-467a-89e1-ac3d6ebe5e07 802-11-wireless wlan0
LAN 131326a9-556c-40a2-a08d-3d552a2e7535 802-3-ethernet eth0
user@sidbox:~$ nmcli con del WLAN-Home
user@sidbox:~$ nmcli c s
NAME UUID TYPE DEVICE
LAN 131326a9-556c-40a2-a08d-3d552a2e7535 802-3-ethernet eth0
In the second and third command i used short abbreviations of "connection delete" and "connection show",
but bash-completion knows about nmcli, so the long names are no hazzle.
greetings
musca
ANother question from me:
The old networkmanager ould save the passwords without using KDE-Wallet. I prefered this, since when I start my laptop I am always asked to open my wallet, and to keep it open, which I don't like!
Also Dropbox starts in standby when the internetconection is not established since the first seconds.
so my question: How do I start my kdenetworkmanager without KDE Wallet?
Quote from: LanziANother question from me:
The old networkmanager ould save the passwords without using KDE-Wallet. I prefered this, since when I start my laptop I am always asked to open my wallet, and to keep it open, which I don't like!
Also Dropbox starts in standby when the internetconection is not established since the first seconds.
so my question: How do I start my kdenetworkmanager without KDE Wallet?
setting a blank master password for the wallet manager
If that don't work try (back it up first)
Delete this folder
.kde4/share/apps/kwallet/This file
.kde4/share/config/kwalletrc
I always do not choose to use kwallet in the second step of the kwallet dialog, which opens when storing the password the first time. Insteed I just tell it to go on (don't know exactly what the choices are any more). After that kwallet is not used and I have to give the password one more time in the settings of my networkmanger/wireless device. I also have to choose "all users may connect to this network". Then networkmanager starts without asking for a password any more.