Not related for me - the openssl package in Ubuntu 12.04rc2 already has
the patches described at that link.
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Title:
Unable to connect to WPA enter
Can you capture a packet trace on the wireless interface while
wpasupplicant is trying to authenticate? You'll need to run wireshark as
root.
I'm seeing the exact same TLS error:
SSL: SSL3 alert: read (remote end reported an error):fatal:bad
certificate
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For me everything was fine running Ubuntu 11.10, and upgrading to
12.04rc2 I suddenly see this failure. I suspect openssl, since that is
the code wpa_supplicant uses to generate the TLS authentication
messages. These messages are going out OK, but the RADIUS server does
not like the contents.
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Using 12.04 rc2 on a Sony Vaio VGN-Z890 the CPU is pegged immediately
when X is started, and then any keyboard activity freezes the machine.
There is a exception in nouveau, and removing nouveau from the
/lib/modules works around the problem.
(Sony has both Intel and Nvidia g
What RADIUS server is used on your network? I am having the problem and
we use Steel Belted radius here. The RADIUS server is rejecting the
Client Hello message. This comes from openssl.
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The problem is in wpasupplicant.
** Package changed: network-manager (Ubuntu) => wpasupplicant (Ubuntu)
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Title:
Unable to connect to WPA enterpri
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/49683377/AplayDevices.txt
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.34-5-generic
I have a Sony Vaio-Z laptop with hybrid graphics (intel/nvidia). Power
consumption is high due to the Nvidia card remaining powered while I use
the Intel card (3 hour battery rather than 5hours). I attempted to turn
off the Nv
