I have not seen this on Ubuntu, but it is happening on a very minimal Xubuntu that I have.
When I click on the Unlock button in Network Manager, I get the same dialog reported above.
Could not authenticate
An unexpected error has occurred.
When running network-admin from the command line, the following error is reported:
** (network-admin:22011): CRITICAL: **: The name org.gnome.PolicyKit was not provided by any
.service files.
Seems that it needs the file:
/usr/share/dbus-1/services/org.gnome.PolicyKit.service
Is provided by:
policykit-gnome
Which is missing from this system. Installing it solves the problem. Looks like a dependency bug.
It seems that the binary:
/usr/bin/network-admin
Is owned by:
gnome-system-tools
I will be submitting a debdiff shortly that adds policykit-gnome to the Requires for gnome-system-tools
Other administrative dialogs work fine, such as Hardware Drivers.
Confirmed.
I have not seen this on Ubuntu, but it is happening on a very minimal Xubuntu that I have.
When I click on the Unlock button in Network Manager, I get the same dialog reported above.
Could not authenticate
An unexpected error has occurred.
When running network-admin from the command line, the following error is reported: admin:22011) : CRITICAL: **: The name org.gnome.PolicyKit was not provided by any
** (network-
.service files.
Seems that it needs the file: share/dbus- 1/services/ org.gnome. PolicyKit. service
/usr/
Is provided by:
policykit-gnome
Which is missing from this system. Installing it solves the problem. Looks like a dependency bug.
It seems that the binary: bin/network- admin
/usr/
Is owned by: system- tools
gnome-
I will be submitting a debdiff shortly that adds policykit-gnome to the Requires for gnome-system-tools
Other administrative dialogs work fine, such as Hardware Drivers.