What does the NM Applet button do?
- From: "James K. Williams" <james k williams comcast net>
- To: networkmanager-list gnome org
- Subject: What does the NM Applet button do?
- Date: Fri, 4 Jun 2010 00:08:46 +0000 (UTC)
When you click left on the NetworkManager applet, there is a list of connections, and you must select one of the radio buttons there to get networking working. What exactly does selecting that radio button do?
Here's why I ask. I don't really need NM at all, because I can edit all the network configuration files by hand and then restart network services with
# services network restart
This should be enough to bring networking up, but it's not: I still have to select one of those radio buttons in the NM applet. To try to determine what pressing that button does, I have checked services before and after, and there is no difference. Also, I have checked the config files before and after, and they are not changed. So what happens under the hood when I select one of the buttons in the applet? Why doesn't networking come back on until I press it?
I'm using NetworkManager 0.7.1 on Fedora 9.
Thanks.
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