during association; wait until the entire assocation times out
- Replace dispatcher daemon with D-Bus activated callout
- Fix parsing of DNS2 and DNS3 ifcfg file items
- Execute dispatcher scripts in alphabetical order
- Be active at runlevel 2
- Hook up MAC address widgets for wired & wireless; and BSSID widget for
wireless
- Pre-populate anonymous identity and phase2 widgets correctly
- Clear out unused connection keys from GConf
#437338)
- Fill in broadcast address if not specified (rh #443474)
- Respect manual VPN IPv4 configuration options
- Show Connection Information for the device with the default route only
- Fix handling of NM_CONTROLLED in ifcfg files
- Show device managed state in applet menu
- Show wireless enabled state in applet menu
- Better handling of default DHCP connections for wired devices
- Fix loading of connection editor on KDE (rh #435344)
- Multiple active device support
- Better error handling of mobile broadband connection failures
- Allow use of interface-specific dhclient config files
- Recognize system settings which have no TYPE item
- Better handling of non-SSID-broadcasting APs on kernels that support it
(gnome.org #464215) (rh #373841)
- Honor DHCP-server provided MTU if present (gnome.org #332953)
- Use previous DNS settings if the VPN concentrator doesn't provide any
(gnome.org #346833)
- Add timestamps to networks to connect to last used wireless network
- Turn autoconnect on in the applet
- Hidden SSID support
- Invalidate failed or cancelled connections again
- Fix issues with reactivation of the same device
- Handle connection updates in the applet (ex. find new VPN connections)
- Fix vertical sizing of menu items
- Fix AP list on wireless devices other than the first device in the applet
- Fix matching of current AP with the right menu item
- Add WPA passphrase support to password dialog
- Applet now reflects actual VPN behavior of one active connection
- Applet now notices VPN active connections on startup
- Fix connections with some WPA and WEP keys
- Make wired device carrier state work in the applet
- Fix handling of errors with unencrypted APs
- Fix "frozen" applet icon by reporting NM state better
- Fix output of AP frequency in nm-tool
- Fix applet icon sizing on start (mclasen)
- Fix nm-tool installation (mclasen)
- Fix 'state' method call return (#303271)
- Fix 40-bit WEP keys (again)
- Fix loop when secrets were wrong/invalid
- Fix applet crash when clicking Cancel in the password dialog
- Ensure NM doesn't get stuck waiting for the supplicant to re-appear if it
crashes or goes away
- Make VPN properties applet work again
- Increase timeout for network password entry
- Gnome applet timeout/redraw suppression when idle
- Backport of LEAP patch from HEAD (from Thiago Bauermann)
- Backport of asynchronous scanning patch from HEAD
- Make renaming of VPN connections work (from Tambet Ingo)
- Dial down wpa_supplicant debug spew
- Cleanup of key/passphrase request scenarios (from Valentine Sinitsyn)
- Shut down VPN connections on logout (from Robert Love)
- Fix WPA passphrase hashing on PPC
o Gnome.org #336913: HIG tweaks for vpn properties pages o Gnome.org
#336846: HIG tweaks for nm-vpn-properties o Gnome.org #336847: some
bugs in nm-vpn-properties args parsing o Gnome.org #341306:
nm-vpn-properties crashes on startup o Gnome.org #341263: Version
0.6.2-0ubuntu5 crashes on nm_device_802_11_wireless_get_type o
Gnome.org #341297: displays repeated keyring dialogs on resume from
suspend o Gnome.org #342400: Building libnm-util --without-gcrypt
results in linker error o Gnome.org #342398: Eleminate Gnome dependency
for NetworkManager o Gnome.org #336532: declaration of 'link' shadows a
global declaration
- Specfile fixes (#rh187489#)
(Chris Aillon) o More information in "Connection Information" dialog
(Robert Love) o Shorten time taken to sleep o Make applet icon wireless
strength levels a bit more realistic o Talk to named using DBUS rather
than spawning our own
- You need to add "-D" to the OPTIONS line in /etc/sysconfig/named
- You need to set named to start as a service on startup
DHCP server doesn't give us a gateway address #rh165698# o Fixes to the
applet (Robert Love) o Better caching of information in the applet
(Bill Moss) o Generate automatic suggested Ad-Hoc network name from
machine's hostname (Robert Love) o Update all network information on
successfull connect, not just authentication method
detection
- Add right-click menu to applet, can now "Pause/Resume" scanning through
it
- Fix DHCP Renew/Rebind timeouts
- Fix frequency cycling problem on some cards, even when scanning was off
- Play better with IPv6
- Don't send kernel version in DHCP packets, and ensure DHCP packets are at
least 300 bytes in length to work around broken router
- New DHCP options D-BUS API by Dan Reed
- Handle multiple domain search options in DHCP responses
- Hopefully fix double-default-route problem
- Write out valid resolv.conf when we exit
- Make multi-domain search options work
- Rework signal strength code to be WEXT conformant, if strength is still
wierd then its 95% surely a driver problem
- Fix annoying instances of suddenly dropping and reactivating a wireless
device (Cisco cards were worst offenders here)
- Fix some instances of NetworkManager not remembering your WEP key
- Fix some races between NetworkManager and NetworkManagerInfo where
NetworkManager wouldn't recognize changes in the allowed list
- Don't shove Ad-Hoc Access Point MAC addresses into GConf
- Fixes to DHCP code
- Link-Local (ZeroConf/Rendezvous) support
- Use bind in "caching-nameserver" mode to work around stupidity in glibc's
resolver library not recognizing resolv.conf changes
- #rh144818# Clean up the specfile (Patch from Matthias Saou)
- Ad-Hoc mode support with Link-Local addressing only (for now)
- Fixes for device activation race conditions
- Wireless scanning in separate thread
- Updates to link detection, DHCP code
- Remove NMLaunchHelper so we start up faster and don't block for a
connection. This means services that depend on the network may fail if
they start right after NM
- Make sure DHCP renew/rebinding works
