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

[Joel Cron <joel cron gmail com>]

Hey, Dan.  It seems to be keeping the enc_GroupPwd from being read and placed in the group password section of the networkmanager connection editor.  I reverted to Mint 12 and it worked.

Thanks,

joel

On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 2:58 PM, Dan Williams <dcbw redhat com> wrote:

On Fri, 2012-06-29 at 10:06 -0400, Joel Cron wrote:
> 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:

It's a bug, but shouldn't have any effect on the final import.  This
warning was printed for lines in the file that had no values (like
"Username=").  I've pushed a fix for this to nm-vpnc git.

Dan

>
> ** (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

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