Opened 14 years ago

Closed 14 years ago

Last modified 11 months ago

#1824 closed bug (Fixed)

False (?) authentication failure message

Reported by: shnurapet Owned by: s0undt3ch
Priority: minor Milestone: Future
Component: GTK UI Version: master
Keywords: ConnectionManager Cc:

Description

I have two separate daemons in WLAN. When double-clicking on a daemon in the Connections Manager while being connected (and viewing) to another one, a message shows up saying:

Failed To Authenticate
'ConnectionManager' object has no attribute 'connection_manager'

It works the second time I double-click (or when I disconnect from the daemon being viewed first).

This is git master on Fedora 14 x86_64 as of today.

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Change History (12)

by shnurapet, 14 years ago

Attachment: Снимок-1.png added

comment:1 by shnurapet, 14 years ago

Also an empty message "Failed To Authenticate" is shown if clicked "Connect" to a daemon when it is not running.

comment:2 by s0undt3ch, 14 years ago

Keywords: ConnectionManager added
Owner: set to s0undt3ch
Status: newaccepted

Is this running current master? Also could you re-attach the screenshot in englisn locale? Trac is now allowing me to download it.

comment:3 by s0undt3ch, 14 years ago

Sorry, s/is now/is not/

in reply to:  2 comment:4 by shnurapet, 14 years ago

Replying to s0undt3ch:

Is this running current master? Also could you re-attach the screenshot in englisn locale? Trac is now allowing me to download it.

Yes, of course. Sorry for that. This is master as of April 30th (the latest at the moment of filing this ticket).

by shnurapet, 14 years ago

Attachment: scr.png added

comment:5 by s0undt3ch, 14 years ago

Ok. So this happens when connected to a daemon and trying to connect to another one. I'll investigate.

comment:6 by s0undt3ch, 14 years ago

Resolution: fixed
Status: acceptedclosed

Fixed in current master.

in reply to:  1 ; comment:7 by shnurapet, 14 years ago

Resolution: fixed
Status: closedreopened

Sorry for reopening. This one still occurs:

Replying to shnurapet:

Also an empty message "Failed To Authenticate" is shown if clicked "Connect" to a daemon when it is not running.

Though it connects to the daemon and all I gotta do it to click that message away.

in reply to:  7 comment:8 by s0undt3ch, 14 years ago

Status: reopenedaccepted

Replying to shnurapet:

Sorry for reopening. This one still occurs:

Replying to shnurapet:

Also an empty message "Failed To Authenticate" is shown if clicked "Connect" to a daemon when it is not running.

Though it connects to the daemon and all I gotta do it to click that message away.

Weird. You're only allowed to connect to non-running daemons if it's entry in the connection manager is for a localhost daemon.

What's happening on my end is that I'm allowed to click connect for such host entries, but all I'm getting is a connection refused, which is not what's intended, ie, if it's a localhost entry, and it's not running, start it and connect to it. If it's running, just connect to it.

So, although I'm unable to reproduce your issue with a clean config, part of what the connection manager should be doin' it's not. So, I'll keep this open until I fix that. Maybe then I'm able to reproduce your issue.

comment:9 by s0undt3ch, 14 years ago

Also, which locale are you using?

comment:10 by s0undt3ch, 14 years ago

Resolution: fixed
Status: acceptedclosed

Please try master as of a7bd9531698ae47b48acbcefb60c26f85e397dc6.

Re-open if still happening please.

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