https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=381404
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I am not sure if this is the same bug, but I have a similar problem since
plasma 5.10.
By default, my ethernet connection is named enp2s0. If I try to edit this
connection (e.g. static IP address or name), I cannot save the changes (they
are completely ignored, Apply button is greyed-out).
I can add an another connection with a custom name, and then manually connect
to it, then it works, but only until a reboot. Then I have to manually connect
via my connection, as it still automatically connects to enp2s0.
Then I tried another method - I tried to edit the enp2s0 connection using
nmtui. After I made the changes and tried to save them, I got the following
error message in nmtui:
Unable to save connection: message recipient disconnected from message bus
without replying
Then I opened dbus-monitor --session, and, while monitoring, I opened nmtui and
edited the connection. The issue disappeared! Somehow having the dbus monitor
in the background prevented the issue from happening.
Now I have a fully working and configured connection which persists across
reboots.
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