Public bug reported:
This is with a current 22.04 installation. Choosing a hotel network
(which requires a separate login) let the (Gnome?) network login page
open in full screen mode, however this page stays blank forever, no
information is displayed.
Found out after some tries that when opening firefox, it shows a network
login link on it's own on start, and it correctly displays the login
dialogue for this hotel network, and connects you. I can't remember
having seen this in February this year when also being in a hotel for a
sprint, so it looks to me like a regression.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: High
Status: New
** Tags: rls-jj-incoming
** Changed in: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided => High
** Tags added: rls-jj-incoming
** Description changed:
This is with a current 22.04 installation. Choosing a hotel network
(which requires a separate login) let the (Gnome?) network login page
open in full screen mode, however this page stays blank forever, no
information is displayed.
- Found out after some tries that when opening firefox, it shows a link on
- it's own on start, and it correctly displays the login dialogue for this
- hotel network, and connects you. I can't remember having seen this in
- February this year when also being in a hotel for a sprint, so it looks
- to me like a regression.
+ Found out after some tries that when opening firefox, it shows a network
+ login link on it's own on start, and it correctly displays the login
+ dialogue for this hotel network, and connects you. I can't remember
+ having seen this in February this year when also being in a hotel for a
+ sprint, so it looks to me like a regression.
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[22.04 Regression] network login page not working at all
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