I'd just like to add I encountered the same issue (at least I believe so).
I just reconfigured the AP at our apartment, and in the process, we changed our ESSID (as well as our WPA key).
Either way, when I tried to connect again with Wicd, it failed, saying it was unable to get an IP address.
I tried deleting the configuration in /var/lib/wicd/configurations for this particular network, with no effect.
Then I read this bug report, and removed the corresponding lines from /etc/wicd/wireless-settings.conf, which seems to have fixed the problem (as attested by the fact that I am now online, and posting here...lol).
This is on Arch Linux, running Wicd 1.6.2.2 (Package is local/wicd 1.6.2.2-3 on Arch Linux)
heya,
I'd just like to add I encountered the same issue (at least I believe so).
I just reconfigured the AP at our apartment, and in the process, we changed our ESSID (as well as our WPA key).
Either way, when I tried to connect again with Wicd, it failed, saying it was unable to get an IP address.
I tried deleting the configuration in /var/lib/ wicd/configurat ions for this particular network, with no effect.
Then I read this bug report, and removed the corresponding lines from /etc/wicd/ wireless- settings. conf, which seems to have fixed the problem (as attested by the fact that I am now online, and posting here...lol).
This is on Arch Linux, running Wicd 1.6.2.2 (Package is local/wicd 1.6.2.2-3 on Arch Linux)
Cheers,
Victor