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NetworkManager won't start interface after elogind update

Everytime after suspending my computer my internet connection dies and nm-applet just says "Networking disabled."

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nmcli d
says that my interface (wlan0) is unmanaged. I looked around online and I think it has something to do with elogind. I recently added a script to elogind
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/lib64/elogind/system-sleep
that made slock run before suspending, however I removed the script and the problem still pursues. This same issue happens on my desktop as well that runs basically the same setup, after updating. I know that I can just make a script that automatically restart networkmanager everytime after waking up from suspension but that seems like a pretty bad solution since there is still an underlying problem.

Edit 1:

I found this: https://github.com/elogind/elogind/issues/280

However they're discussing that this is occurring for another version, and that the previous version 252.23 is healthy. Strange, since I just upgraded to 252.23.1-1 from Artix's repos.

Edit 2:

I got access to a 252.23-1 archive, and after downgrading the issue is gone. So the issue is definitely related to the latest version.

Re: NetworkManager won't start interface after elogind update

Reply #1 –
I do experience the same problem running version 252.23.1-1 and didn't have this issue with a prior release.
 

Re: NetworkManager won't start interface after elogind update

Reply #2 –
I too have this issue. Luckily pacman keeps a copy of previous packages unless you delete them.

If you need to downgrade you can do:

pacman -U /var/cache/pacman/pkg/elogind-252.23-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst

Re: NetworkManager won't start interface after elogind update

Reply #3 –
Quote from: PsychoTrauma – on
I too have this issue. Luckily pacman keeps a copy of previous packages unless you delete them.

If you need to downgrade you can do:

pacman -U /var/cache/pacman/pkg/elogind-252.23-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst
Thanks, this and adding elogind to pacman's ignored packages is a good temporary fix.