Finally a Network Manager for FreeBSD!

Chris_H said:
It's DONE!
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Chris_H!, Thanks a lot for very useful port for DE users. Free gift for all.
ericturgeon, Very good GUI program for multiple AP's. Just installed in my openbox. I had to run it in backgroud. Both wired & wireless interfaces were up. Put down wired one first & found that there is no default route. So had to run
Code: 
/etc/rc.d/routing start
. May be I am in wrong foot.
This would be nice if this cleaning/rerouting is included. Great work in any way.
 
Old tread, but I see nothing bad in keeping all up there instead of spawning new one.

In my case networkmgr fails to start with repeating Gtk_CRITICAL **: gtk_widget_get_scale_factor: assertion 'GTK_IS_WIDGET(widget) failed' message. wifimgr works, but looks kinda ugly and not properly fits in netbook small screen.

FreeBSD 14 x86_64, Wayland, WayFire WM.
 
FreeBSD and Linux are Servers. Windows and OSX are desktop operating systems. If you use windows or OSX as a server, you're a fool. If you use FreeBSD or Linux as a desktop, you're a geek.

Rince and Repeat. 🥱
 
bringing back zombies from the grave...today installed networkmgr .. I launch from a terminal and nothing..nothing launchs..no error..no message
sorry..is a tray application..now i see, but still wont let me do nothing,running as root and user too
 
wolffnx said:
bringing back zombies from the grave...today installed networkmgr .. I launch from a terminal and nothing..nothing launchs..no error..no message
sorry..is a tray application..now i see, but still wont let me do nothing,running as root and user too
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In my case still Gtk-Critical errors and nothing changed. Manual installation gave no results too.
I'm ready to provide any information which can help to fix this software.
 
ArmanHayots said:
In my case still Gtk-Critical errors and nothing changed. Manual installation gave no results too.
I'm ready to provide any information which can help to fix this software.
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How did you start it? Given it's an X app. I'd assume you opened a terminal and (as root) networkmgr & -- note the trailing
Code: 
&
. Otherwise the it'll be run in the foreground and your terminal will be locked until the process has terminated or completed. You could also manage this as a normal user by su(1)ing to root within a terminal and performing the same command. Please note. The command as it is executed by your window manager's menu command
Code: 
/usr/local/share/applications/networkmgr.desktop
uses
Code: 
/usr/ports/security/sudo
( sudo networkmgr). Is it installed? Have you configured it properly to include yourself in
Code: 
sudoers
?
That's all I've got. HTH

--Chris
 
I might also add;
What's in /var/log/messages after running the command? If you switch to the opening ttyv0 via Ctrl+Alt+F1. Do you see any output related to the application?
 
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