(nm-connection-editor:5755): CRITICAL **: nm_setting_vpn_add_data_item: assertion `strlen (item) > 0' failed

[Joel Cron <joel cron gmail com>]

I'm using NetworkManager version 0.9.4 on Linux Mint 13.  On previous versions I've been able to import my company's Cisco VPN .pcf file with no issues.  Now I get:

** (nm-connection-editor:5951): CRITICAL **: nm_setting_vpn_add_data_item: assertion `strlen (item) > 0' failed

** (nm-connection-editor:5951): CRITICAL **: nm_setting_vpn_add_secret: assertion `strlen (secret) > 0' failed

** (nm-connection-editor:5951): CRITICAL **: nm_setting_vpn_add_data_item: assertion `strlen (item) > 0' failed

** (nm-connection-editor:5951): CRITICAL **: nm_setting_vpn_add_data_item: assertion `strlen (item) > 0' failed

** (nm-connection-editor:5951): CRITICAL **: nm_setting_vpn_add_secret: assertion `strlen (secret) > 0' failed

** (nm-connection-editor:5951): CRITICAL **: nm_setting_vpn_add_secret: assertion `strlen (secret) > 0' failed

** (nm-connection-editor:5951): CRITICAL **: nm_setting_vpn_add_data_item: assertion `strlen (item) > 0' failed

when I import the same file.  I don't know what it's not finding but I know there is no group password in the file, only an encoded one in enc_GroupPwd. 

My.pcf file

[main]

Description=Americas Cisco VPN

Host=myhostvpn.mycompany.com

AuthType=1

GroupName=vpn-gruop

GroupPwd=

enc_GroupPwd=<my encoded group password>

EnableISPConnect=0

ISPConnectType=0

ISPConnect=

ISPCommand=

Username=

SaveUserPassword=0

UserPassword=

enc_UserPassword=

NTDomain=

EnableBackup=0

BackupServer=

EnableMSLogon=1

MSLogonType=0

EnableNat=1

TunnelingMode=0

TcpTunnelingPort=10000

CertStore=0

CertName=

CertPath=

CertSubjectName=

CertSerialHash=00000000000000000000000000000000

SendCertChain=0

VerifyCertDN=

DHGroup=2

ForceKeepAlives=0

PeerTimeout=90

EnableLocalLAN=0

EnableSplitDNS=1

Is this a bug or standard behavior, now?

Thanks, joel