Hi, thanks very much for help
Assuming you have a fairly conventional networking setup, here you go:sudo herd restart networking
gfp@Tuxedo ~$ sudo herd restart networking Passwort: Service cups has been stopped. Service avahi-daemon has been stopped. Service ntpd has been stopped. Service NetworkManager has been stopped. Service NetworkManager has been started. Service cups has been started. Service avahi-daemon has been started. Service ntpd has been started. this command helped Kind regards Gottfried Am 12.04.23 um 20:06 schrieb Csepp:
"(" <pa...@disroot.org> writes:Gottfried <gottfr...@posteo.de> writes:Is there a command to restart the internet connection, so that I don’t have to restart the laptop?Assuming you have a fairly conventional networking setup, here you go: sudo herd restart networking If that doesn't work, maybe try this (not sure if it'll make a difference, though): sudo herd restart wpa-supplicantThis might be related to the NetworkManager bug the popped up a few weeks ago, in which case a restart won't help, but mucking around in nmtui or nm-applet might.
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