in the "wireless network" option in the "connection settings" menu it isn't possible to switch to administrator mode
Bug #24043 reported by
GreatBunzinni
| Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| kde-systemsettings (Ubuntu) |
Invalid
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Medium
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Unassigned | ||
Bug Description
In the "connection settings" option in KDE's system settings, when I select the
"wireless network" option and I try to go to the administrator mode, the KDE su
dialog appears. After I insert the password, nothing happens. It seems it isn't
possible to access the administrator mode.
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| GreatBunzinni (greatbunzinni) wrote | #1 |
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| Matt Zimmerman (mdz) wrote | #2 |
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> In the "connection settings" option in KDE's system settings, when I select the
> "wireless network" option and I try to go to the administrator mode, the KDE su
> dialog appears. After I insert the password, nothing happens. It seems it isn't
> possible to access the administrator mode.
Strange. Now it works. I ran systemsettings under root and then ran it again
under user and now it is able to switch to administrator mode.