I can also confirm that this bug still seems to be present in v11.04
Natty
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nm-applet vanished, disappears from tray
To manage noti
Exact same bug with mobile broadband in maverick 64bits, didn't happend
before, maybe an update break something.
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Also when I start applet manually it shows the following message in
console:
** Message: applet now removed from the notification area
** (nm-applet:5700): DEBUG: old state indicates that this was not a disconnect 0
** (nm-applet:5700): DEBUG: foo_client_state_changed_cb
** (nm-applet:5700): DEBUG
I have the same issue in Maverick amd64.
ps command show that nm-applet is running. I have tried to reboot, but nothing
changed.
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Confirming the issue in Maverick. The issue was there in Lucid as well.
This happens when I use Mobile Broadband connection. The applet vanishes
from the system tray but this does not affect the Internet connection.
When I run nm-applet from the terminal I get the following message:
$nm-applet
*
** Changed in: network-manager
Importance: Unknown => Medium
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After installing samba network daemon, my network-manager also
disappears.
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** Changed in: network-manager-applet (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => saintivan (ivanmk-sk)
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More info... daemon.log shows this info when nm-applet crashes
Aug 28 16:10:12 mranderson-15u NetworkManager: (eth1): device state
change: 8 -> 3
Aug 28 16:10:12 mranderson-15u NetworkManager: (eth1): deactivating
device (reason: 38).
Aug 28 16:10:12 mranderson-15u NetworkManager: eth1:
Sorry to add new bugs, but nm-applet started to vanish suddenly, and
before it worked great with no problems.
Everytime I restart nm-applet with "nm-applet --sm-disable", after a few
minutes it vanishes again.
I checked and NetworkManager is running when nm-applet crashes.
root 3251 1
we have fixed nm-applet in intrepid and later so that it always shows
up; even if NM isnt running.
** Changed in: network-manager-applet (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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I was having an issue with dnsmasq and sharing my internet connection
(which dnsmasq had previously corrected). and this was the sympton: nm-
applet vanishing. I came here but before I started to read I decided to
do one last attempt to fix it... and it worked, almost magically if I
may add :P
on
I will try that soon as problem reappear as it comes and goes. Will let
you know.
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Can you run 'killall gnome-panel' to force gnome-panel to restart and
see if that has any effect?
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I have the same problem with nm-applet becomes invisible without
particular reason. I can't even relate it to any other action. There is
empty space where nm applet stands in gnome-panel and I can get nm menus
on left and right click on that empty space so it doesn't disappear but
it simply becomes
** Also affects: network-manager (Arch Linux)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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"If nm-applet isn't running, file a bug against network-manager-applet
package; in case NetworkManager isn't running, ..."
What if (as in my case) neither is running?
Thanks,
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Now I see what happened. Somehow the "Notification Area" got removed
from the panel. I added it back; problem solved. IMHO, it shouldn't be
possible to remove it; you can't live without the thing.
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I'm having a similar problem. When I removed the Tomboy Notes applet
from the panel, several other applets disappeared along with it: the
network manager applet, the OpenOffice quicklaunch applet, and the Gmail
Notifier applet. Using 'ps', I verified that all the applet processes
were still runni
This happens for me after an upgrade from Feisty to Gutsy. The nm-
applet process dies and the network icon disappears from the tray. If I
restart nm-applet it appears in the correct state (ie. wired, connected,
with an VPNC connection). After a restart I get the number of nm-applet
process that
lets not track the network-manager crashes in this bug report. network-
manager-applet part of this bug is still valid though. I think we can do
better than just disappearing from tray when network-manager isn't
running (anymore).
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed =>
sorry ... the right MASTER bug for you is bug 141233
** Summary changed:
- nm-applet vanished from tray
+ nm-applet vanished, disappears from tray
** Description changed:
+ Evaluation:
+ There are two known reasons why nm-applet can disappear from system tray:
+ 1. network-manager-applet crash
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