Description of problem: i have a problem that when my laptop goes out of range it loses the signal and disconnects.(obviously) However when i move back into range nm-applet doesn't reconnect and it keeps asking for me to input the WEP key despite the fact that it is already stored in gnome-keyring-manager. When i restart nm-applet asks for the keyring and it cnnects just fine. My card is an intel 4935agn card. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 0.7.0 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. connect to a network on a laptop 2. Walk out of range 3.then walk back in and try and connect Actual results: doesn't connect. icon never flashes the access point light. Keeps asking for WEP key. Expected results: Simple reconnects to the network with out a flinch Additional info:
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