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Using network-manager-gnome to bridge eth0 and wlan0
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O.K on the initial eth <> eth success, progress


Regarding the situation now with eth <> wifi mmm
Could it be something unrelated..??
I had a WiFi connection that would go to sleep frequently,
and sometimes not wake up, so would loose the connection
first I updated the driver, then do a cron job every 1hr to do:
Code:
service network-manager restart
since then never had an issue.


EDIT:
Should have given more detail.
I installed gnome-scheduler from synaptic, that gives you Scheduler in the System menu.
If you run it this way from menu tasks are only run as "normal user".


But if you open a terminal and do:
Code:
gksu gnome-scheduler
It now run's as root, so anything you now schedule this way run's with root privileges.
If you open Scheduler from the menu, you do not see the root tasks.
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Re: Using network-manager-gnome to bridge eth0 and wlan0 - by Wirezfree - 11-07-2015, 12:56 PM

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