It seems the issue is with "PolicyKit" (or "polkit"). I am not sure if it is due to me using SSH to access the Pi, but anyway I can disable polkit-authentication by editing '/etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf' and adding:This is not a good solution, I guess. But to just get back to a stable state with these connections I think I will at least start here.
But I tried now editing the connection without 'sudo' (which now works, at least) and then restarted the Pi. But it didn't help. For some reason, every time I restart, a new 'eth0' connection is created (with some "default" values, I assume, which I don't know where it's retrieved from) which doesn't have a "IPV4.GATEWAY" attribute set (which, again, is what leads to the Pi not having an internet connection).
Is there a way to "reset" all connections to default, so I can redo everything as a "user" (without 'sudo') using SSH?
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[main]auth-polkit=falseBut I tried now editing the connection without 'sudo' (which now works, at least) and then restarted the Pi. But it didn't help. For some reason, every time I restart, a new 'eth0' connection is created (with some "default" values, I assume, which I don't know where it's retrieved from) which doesn't have a "IPV4.GATEWAY" attribute set (which, again, is what leads to the Pi not having an internet connection).
Is there a way to "reset" all connections to default, so I can redo everything as a "user" (without 'sudo') using SSH?
Statistics: Posted by Fooughhy — Sat Jan 20, 2024 7:27 am