I've found a solution that seems to be quite similar to the one submitted by John Cooper but which relies on other commands to stop network-manager at suspend (hibernate) time and to start it at resume time in order to have the connection reactivated.
Anyway, it works well for me under Kubuntu Dapper, freshly dist-upgraded.
Here it is if you want to try it in case the other one doesn't work:
Just create these 2 files and be sure to make theme executable (chmod +x):
I've found a solution that seems to be quite similar to the one submitted by John Cooper but which relies on other commands to stop network-manager at suspend (hibernate) time and to start it at resume time in order to have the connection reactivated.
Anyway, it works well for me under Kubuntu Dapper, freshly dist-upgraded.
Here it is if you want to try it in case the other one doesn't work:
Just create these 2 files and be sure to make theme executable (chmod +x):
/etc/acpi/ suspend. d/07-network- manager. sh 1/event. d/25NetworkMana ger stop
#!/bin/sh
/etc/dbus-
and
/etc/acpi/ resume. d/99-network- manager. sh 1/event. d/25NetworkMana ger start
#!/bin/sh
/etc/dbus-
Good luck!