On Mon, 2015-01-05 at 22:16 +0200, Ahmet Gereklioğlu wrote:
Is there a way to prevent nm from disconneting network while the computer goes to suspend? As far as I searched I found solutions like putting this command line to a script under pm-utils such as "/etc/pm/sleep.d/55NetworkManager" The command line is:"nmcli nm sleep false" However in the version 0.9.10 it is not applicable due to syntax change. Is there a way in version 0.9.10 Thanks
I only find http://askubuntu.com/a/367056/354040 , which however calls `nmcli nm sleep false` to achieve something different then "prevent nm from disconneting network". Can you explain why you want that in first place, and how that worked for you pre-0.9.10 ? I think in old times, pm-utils actively called `nmcli nm sleep false| true` to notify hibernation/resume. This nmcli command is no longer present, but the DBUS function is still there... so, you could directly call the DBUS function... *BUT* `nmcli nm sleep false` does not what you seemingly think it does. It would not prevent NM from sleeping. It just sends an event to NM "you just woke up". NM now listens to events from systemd/upower which also brings it to sleep. Hence, NM will receive a notification from upower/systemd and disconnect the network. You cannot easily suppress those events AFAIS. Sending an event "you just woke up" together with upower saying "system going to hibernate" will not solve your problem. Thomas
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