This appears to be something quite new here where with the current network-manager & network-manager-gnome packages am seeing about 80MB/hr
Downgrading all installed in bulk and things return to normal -
Upgrading back in order the big leak didn't restart until network-manager-gnome was upgraded, then downgrading just network-manager-gnome has again restored things back to normal
This appears to be something quite new here where with the current network-manager & network- manager- gnome packages am seeing about 80MB/hr
Downgrading all installed in bulk and things return to normal -
libnm-glib4_ 0.9.2.0+ git201201101813 .0b30200- 0ubuntu2_ i386.deb 0.9.2.0+ git201201101813 .0b30200- 0ubuntu2_ i386.deb manager_ 0.9.2.0+ git201201101813 .0b30200- 0ubuntu2_ i386.deb
libnm-util2_
network-
libnm-gtk0_ 0.9.1.90- 0ubuntu7_ i386.deb common_ 0.9.1.90- 0ubuntu7_ all.deb networkmanager- 1.0_0.9. 2.0+git20120110 1813.0b30200- 0ubuntu2_ i386.deb
libnm-gtk-
gir1.2-
network- manager- gnome_0. 9.1.90- 0ubuntu7_ i386.deb vpn1_0. 9.2.0+git201201 101813. 0b30200- 0ubuntu2_ i386.deb
libnm-glib-
Upgrading back in order the big leak didn't restart until network- manager- gnome was upgraded, then downgrading just network- manager- gnome has again restored things back to normal