On 12/15/06, Patrick Moon <patrick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Yup it was. I reinstalled last night (the wpa_supplicant couldn't
remove because of a script issue and I had another issue with the
keyboard layout) and never ran into the update. Learned a good
lesson... never update with 3rd party repo's turned on. I'd love to
know what that repo did for him...
I'm opposed to the idea of repositories in general, even though I have
(a hopefully safe) 3rd party one turned on. I think they're a crutch
used to avoid fixing the dependency mess.
Does anyone know where NetworkManger stores it's keys for wireless
connections?
As far as I know, NetworkManager stores its keys in the gnome keyring.
I don't know how to get in there and clear them out, but I have been
successful in getting NetworkManager to prompt me for a password
again. I went into the gconf registry with gconf-editor and deleted
the appropriate keys, and the NM applet prompted me for a network key
the next time I tried to sign on to that network.
Eric
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