Created attachment 1209772 [details] screenshot with error message Description of problem: Not opened Cisco AnyConnect Compatible VPN (openconnect) editor Show instead error message: "unable to load VPN connection editor" $ rpm -q NetworkManager-openconnect NetworkManager-openconnect-1.2.3-0.20160606git5009f9.fc25.x86_64
did you install NetworkManager-openconnect-gnome?
My mistake. In Fedora 24 this package was installed out of box.
Yeah, and it still should be. Is 'comps' still the right place to assign that?
I can look at this at some point, but if you all want things done quicker, please submit a pull request against https://pagure.io/fedora-comps with the changes. I guess NetworkManager split out some more subpackages here?
Right. Aside from fixing comps we should probably also do virtual Provides: for the UIs and PackageKit integration to bring them in as required, like we do for codecs etc.
I was going to look at making a PR here, but I am not sure what is actually wanted. All the NetworkManager*gnome subpackages in Workstation? Or in all the desktops? Perhaps we should make a new NetworkManager-gui group and just include that in the others? Adding lkundrak here for any NM comment...
I think the idea is that for all VPN types, if Fedora 24 pulled in NetworkManager-$VPNTYPE by default then Fedora 25 should have NetworkManager-$VPNTYPE-gnome. Except perhaps the KDE spins, which would have the equivalent plasma-nm-$VPNTYPE package instead. But virtual Provides: and pulling them in on demand would also be useful...
I just ran into this problem after an upgrade from Fedora 24 to Fedora 25. From what I'm reading the NetworkManager-openconnect-gnome package didn't exist in Fedora 24 and it's functionality was part of NetworkManager-openconnect? If so I guess that explains why it didn't get installed as part of the upgrade. Any idea when this will get resolved? I already worked around the issue by installing NetworkManager-openconnect-gnome so I'm not waiting around for a resolution at least for this bug.
(In reply to Eric Work from comment #8) > I just ran into this problem after an upgrade from Fedora 24 to Fedora 25. > From what I'm reading the NetworkManager-openconnect-gnome package didn't > exist in Fedora 24 and it's functionality was part of > NetworkManager-openconnect? If so I guess that explains why it didn't get > installed as part of the upgrade. Any idea when this will get resolved? I > already worked around the issue by installing > NetworkManager-openconnect-gnome so I'm not waiting around for a resolution > at least for this bug. this BZ is about which packages are installed by default. Your issue is on update. See bug 1398425
see also: https://pagure.io/fedora-comps/pull-request/69
This would not work out of the box with Fedora 25, but you may try running it as /opt/cisco/anyconnect/bin/vpnui and it will throw the real error Mine was stuck with error "error while loading shared libraries: libpangox-1.0.so.0" I tried "dnf install pangox-compat" which fixed the launch issue and I'm able to successfully connect to the VPN.
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