No (easy) way to stop auto-association to an already trusted network

[Aaron Whitehouse]

I just accidentally connected to an open AP belonging to (I assume) a neighbour. Now, every time I disconnect my wired network, it automatically connects to that AP. I haven't found a way of preventing this except to turn off wireless completely.

What I expected to be able to do was, for example, click again on the connected AP (that has the selected radio button next to it) and have it disconnect so that nothing was connected. It could (should?) still remember the key for it if one was entered, but should remove it from the 'automatically connect to' list.

[Darren Albers (dalbers)]

This can be resolved manually by deleting the entry for that network in:
~/.gconf/system/networking/wireless/networks

In the long term I believe that the NM devs are going to work on a profile management gui but at this point they are working to make sure the base functionality works properly.

[Launchpad Janitor (janitor)]

This bug was fixed in the package network-manager - 0.6.6~rc2-0ubuntu1

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network-manager (0.6.6~rc2-0ubuntu1) hardy; urgency=low

  * new upstream release 0.6.6 RC (LP: #197538); fixes various bugs:
    - LP: #40232, #41134, #75554, #82113, #107598, #118439, #132473
  * drop patches applied upstream
    - drop debian/patches/04-if_fix.patch
    - drop debian/patches/11-man_page_sh_name.patch
    - drop debian/patches/24pp_svn2578-gnome354565-fix-ethernet-link-detection-races.patch
    - drop debian/patches/24pp_svn2579-sleep-1-second-to-stabilize-if.patch
    - drop debian/patches/24pp_svn2591_Ensure-the-device-is-up-stage3.patch
    - drop debian/patches/24pp_svn2604_Add-HAL-based-rfkill-support.patch
    - drop debian/patches/24pp_svn2605-gnome354565-dont-up-notwired-interfaces.patch
    - drop debian/patches/24pp_svn2618_set-hardware-RF-to-enabled-if-no-killswitches.patch
    - drop debian/patches/24pp_svn2754-lp101857-endianess.patch
    - drop debian/patches/41c_ubuntu-fixup--get_mode_always_fails_typo_fix.patch
    - drop debian/patches/41e_fix_vpn_ftbfs_dont_disable_gnome_deprecated.patch
    - drop debian/patches/41m_unref_dbus_connection_on_shutdown.patch
    - update debian/patches/series
  * refresh patch because of renamed NetworkManagerDispatcher manpage
    - update debian/patches/06-dispatch_more_events.patch
  * drop driver specific tweaks assuming that wext should be fine for most
    drivers nowadays
    - drop debian/patches/13-rml-wpa-workarounds.patch
    - drop debian/patches/14-j-hostap-supplicant-driver.patch
    - drop debian/patches/43b_lp181232_save_kernel_driver_check.patch
    - update debian/patches/series
  * simply unbittrotted patches
    - update debian/patches/41k_20_sec_wireless_link_timeout.patch
    - update debian/patches/41t_nm_device_wireless_index_ctrl_sockets_by_run_count.patch
    - update debian/patches/41u_custom_timeout_for_some_wpa_ctrl_operations.patch
  * don't use run count for global ctrl socket anymore
    - update debian/patches/41t_nm_device_wireless_index_ctrl_sockets_by_run_count.patch
  * try to drop hidden AP tweaks (lets hope that scan_capa patch in 2.6.24
    fixes this)
    - drop debian/patches/42a_lp50214_gnome464215_fix_hidden.patch
    - update debian/patches/series
  * fix manpage path for NetworkManager and NetworkManagerDispatcher
    - update debian/network-manager.manpages

 -- Alexander Sack <email address hidden> Wed, 05 Mar 2008 19:06:19 +0100