[SOLVED] current update causes segfaults on nm-appelt when used with NetworkManager-openvpn
just updated to the latest current; which included updates to NetworkManager-1.10.2-x86_64-1 and network-manager-applet-1.8.10-x86_64-1
after getting the update I rebuilt the SBo package of NetworkManager-openvpn When I start X (xfce) I have nm-applet running in the system tray. If I try and connect to my vpn, or even edit a vpn connection nm-applet crashes. Running nm-applet from terminal and doing either of these things causes a segfault. Doing anything non-vpn related in nm-applet does not cause any issues. If nm-applet crashes while connecting to a vpn, when I log out of x and come back the icon appears in the system tray showing a vpn connection. If I try doing anything vpn related it will crash again. edit: decided to downgrade network-manager-applet to fix the issue for now. version 1.8.8 had the same issue. Had to revert to 1.8.6. Kept NetworkManager 1.10.2 and openvpn 1.8.0, so the problem seems to be with the applet. |
does this still happen if you version-bump NetworkManager-openvpn to version 1.8.0?
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# diff -Naur NetworkManager-openvpn.orig NetworkManager-openvpn |
yes. I've been using 1.8.0 for a little while now.
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can you please also try this script that includes some little mods I took from the fedora build? http://ponce.cc/slackware/testing/Ne...nager-openvpn/ |
didn't help. Segfaults in the same manner.
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I can confirm this; it relates to the nm-applet-update
1) Both the openvpn-plugin and the vnc-plugin cause the nm-applet to crash when activating the vpn (i.e. clicking on the box to get the tick-mark). As bsd1101 observed above, the vpn connection gets established: After restarting nm-applet from the command-line I get the lock symbol on the connection and also my vpn connection is confirmed by the provider. (I only cannot get it easily unlocked; I found that always be very unresponsive...) Other methods to crash the nm-applet all go via vpn-entries: 2) click on configure vpn-connections; double click on a connection-entry: the applet crashes but you still have the Network Connections screen or 3) right-click and choose Edit-connections, double click on a vpn-entry: the applet crashes as above; but, when in Edit-connections, double-click on an ethernet - or wifi-entry: NO crash In the terminal I get these messages: Quote:
rebuilding networkmanager-applet-1.8.10 does not help rebuilding NetworkManager-1.10.2 does not help downgrading to nm-applet-1.8.6 helps in my case EDIT: just noticed that OP had edited his/her post with the same conclusion We need autorefresh for LQ-pages ..... |
archlinux apply a patch on network-manager-applet
https://git.archlinux.org/svntogit/p...manager-applet |
Hi USARIONUEVO, thanks,
But that did NOT work for me (i.e. adding the following line before 'configure' in the network-manager-applet.SlackBuild after saving the patch-page in the source/xap/network-manager-applet folder): Code:
patch -p 1 < $CWD/0001-shared-compat-Fix-memory-handling-of-nm_setting_vpn_.txt EDIT: it appeared to work earlier but I had still the 1.8.6 version active |
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Among the -current updates for 20 December 2017,
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that update has the same patch as the one above. Issue remains
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This issue with the network-manager plugin seems to be resolved only in the arch-linux release from yesterday; they are on version 1.8.10-5 now; above patch also tested negative at their end. See https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/56772
hth EDIT: I tested their new patch and at least the rebuilt applet no longer crashes upon choosing a vpn-connection. |
todays update fixes it :D
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After removepkg and reinstalling again from the one provided on slackbuilds it works again now. For some reason I still can't spoof mac address - it keeps disconnecting. |
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