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networkmanager [2021/06/09 21:48] Andrew Zaborowski Warn about user-owned connections |
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| //Warning:// setting connection properties not supported by IWD will make the conversion fail. For example the nm-connection-editor's //All users may connect to this network// option must be checked (in gnome-control-center/gnome-shell it is named //Make available to other users//), connections can not be user-owned with IWD. | //Warning:// setting connection properties not supported by IWD will make the conversion fail. For example the nm-connection-editor's //All users may connect to this network// option must be checked (in gnome-control-center/gnome-shell it is named //Make available to other users//), connections can not be user-owned with IWD. | ||
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| + | //Warning:// 802.1X (EAP) network configurations often reference certificate and user private key files (usually ''.pem''). NM may be allowed to access the whole filesystem but IWD's [[https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/network/wireless/iwd.git/tree/src/iwd.service.in|default systemd unit file]] sets ''ProtectHome=yes'' which would cause connections to fail when trying to access certificate files in user home directories. If you intend to use ''iwd-config-path'' (**note distro maintainers**) make sure that NM and IWD have the same level of filesystem access, in their systemd unit files or otherwise. | ||
| ==== Converting network profiles ==== | ==== Converting network profiles ==== | ||
networkmanager.txt ยท Last modified: 2022/09/23 15:21 by Andrew Zaborowski
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