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Description of problem:
I can't delete network profiles.  I can create any number of them but
I can't get rid of any of the ones I don't want.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
1.3.10-1

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Start redhat-config-network and authenticate as root (if necessary).
2. Create a profile with Profile->New (or Ctrl-N).  Give the profile
any name you wish.
3. Quit redhat-config-network and save your work.
4. Restart redhat-config-network and try to delete the profiles you
just made.  Save any work.
5. Quit and reboot the machine as the panel instructed.
6. Start redhat-config-network.  See the profiles you thought you had
just deleted.
    

Actual Results:  The profiles disappear from the menu when deleting
them, but apparently they don't go away as you would have expected.

Expected Results:  The profiles should be deleted and stay deleted
even after the reboot and reload of redhat-config-network (or
redhat-control-network).

Additional info:

Perhaps there is a configuration text file I could edit to remove the
profiles?