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NetworkManager issues with openrc and gnome

I’m having trouble with network manager, for some reason it says it’s inactive and I can’t reactivate it, I rebooted and all the sudden I can’t connect to anything in Firefox , is this an openrc issue or a dhcpcd/nm issue? https://imgur.com/gallery/SxP3k5z

Re: NetworkManager issues with openrc and gnome

Reply #1
Don't need image of a browser saying no internet access, doesn't really help; If you could provide some logs, like /var/log/rc.log and maybe another that may be relevant to the issue. I am on plasma but use NetworkManager-openrc myself w/o issue.

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Reply #2
In OpenRC service for NetworkManager is marked "active" only when it is connected to the network.
So when you are disconnected it is inactive even if NM is running.

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Reply #3
I can’t exactly copy paste it in here so what should I look for?

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Reply #4
https://imgur.com/gallery/YsTv0i3 Here is the last entry in rc.log


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Reply #6
Is it even starting?
Why is the output of
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rc-status

Re: NetworkManager issues with openrc and gnome

Reply #7
Is it even starting?
Why is the output of
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rc-status

If you check my first post you’ll see, it’s in the same album as the Firefox error

Re: NetworkManager issues with openrc and gnome

Reply #8
install and enable dbus service


Re: NetworkManager issues with openrc and gnome

Reply #10
It looks like everything related to org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.Settings is missing, where do I find those?

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Reply #11
https://imgur.com/gallery/aZLBkoi this seems to be the root of the problem, how do I fix it?

Re: NetworkManager issues with openrc and gnome

Reply #12
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rc-service connmand stop
rc-update del connmand default
rc-service NetworkManager restart


PS: I truly hate looking at logs as images.

Re: NetworkManager issues with openrc and gnome

Reply #13
Code: [Select]
rc-service connmand stop
rc-update del connmand default
rc-service NetworkManager restart


PS: I truly hate looking at logs as images.

One reason I use netcat I can do: cat file | nc termbin.com 9999