Description of problem: NetworkManger fails to connect WPA with password containing non-alpha chars eg comma or question mark. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 1.8.10 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. install fedora 28 i386 XFCE spin 2. set WPA wifirouter pw to include comma and question mark characters 3. configure connection in NetworkManager 4. attempt to connect Actual results: after some delay the connection attempt times out. Expected results: configured pw is accepted by router. Additional info: NM sees available networks but fails to connect. changing pw to contain only alpha characters fixes the problem. I did not test whether both or just one of the chars cited was the problem. This seems to be a regression since Fed 26 since I have a 64 bit laptop which was working with the original , more secure password.
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