As title says since last snapshot I get the above notification from Network Management and wifi drops and reconnects, timings seem random after a few hours but sometimes within minutes of getting the notification it will do it again
Operating System: openSUSE Tumbleweed 20191009
KDE Plasma Version: 5.16.5
KDE Frameworks Version: 5.62.0
Qt Version: 5.13.1
Kernel Version: 5.3.4-1-default
OS Type: 64-bit
Processors: 8 × Intel® Core™ i7-4720HQ CPU @ 2.60GHz
Memory: 15.6 GiB of RAM
Try leaving a console open and reading system events in real time to see if you get a more informative description of relevant events
journalctl -f
TSU
Ok finally caught one is offline for about a minute as Network Manager tries to reconnect
Oct 14 23:11:18 RogStar.lanser plasmashell[1948]: plasma-pk-updates: Is net mobile: false
Oct 14 23:11:18 RogStar.lanser plasmashell[1948]: plasma-pk-updates: Is net online: false
Oct 14 23:11:18 RogStar.lanser plasmashell[1948]: plasma-pk-updates: Is net online: false
Oct 14 23:11:18 RogStar.lanser plasmashell[1948]: plasma-pk-updates: Daemon changed
Oct 14 23:11:18 RogStar.lanser plasmashell[1948]: plasma-pk-updates: Is net mobile: false
Oct 14 23:11:18 RogStar.lanser plasmashell[1948]: plasma-pk-updates: Is net online: false
Oct 14 23:11:18 RogStar.lanser plasmashell[1948]: plasma-pk-updates: Is net online: false
Oct 14 23:11:18 RogStar.lanser plasmashell[1948]: plasma-pk-updates: Daemon changed
Oct 14 23:11:21 RogStar.lanser kdeinit5[1900]: **plasma-nm: Unhandled active connection state **change: 1
Oct 14 23:11:21 RogStar.lanser kdeinit5[1900]: plasma-nm: virtual NMVariantMapMap SecretAgent::GetSecrets(const NMVariantMapMap&, const QDBusObjectPath&, const QString&, const QStringList&, uint)
Oct 14 23:11:21 RogStar.lanser kdeinit5[1900]: plasma-nm: Path: "/org/freedesktop/NetworkManager/Settings/1"
Oct 14 23:11:21 RogStar.lanser kdeinit5[1900]: plasma-nm: Setting name: "802-11-wireless-security"
Oct 14 23:11:21 RogStar.lanser kdeinit5[1900]: plasma-nm: Hints: ()
Oct 14 23:11:21 RogStar.lanser kdeinit5[1900]: plasma-nm: Flags: 9
Oct 14 23:11:23 RogStar.lanser kwin_x11[1941]: **qt.qpa.xcb: QXcbConnection: XCB error: 3 (Ba**dWindow), sequence: 26094, resource id: 41943972, major code: 15 (QueryTree), minor code: 0
Oct 14 23:11:47 RogStar.lanser kdeinit5[1900]: plasma-nm: virtual NMVariantMapMap SecretAgent::GetSecrets(const NMVariantMapMap&, const QDBusObjectPath&, const QString&, const QStringList&, uint)
Oct 14 23:11:47 RogStar.lanser kdeinit5[1900]: plasma-nm: Path: "/org/freedesktop/NetworkManager/Settings/1"
Oct 14 23:11:47 RogStar.lanser kdeinit5[1900]: plasma-nm: Setting name: "802-11-wireless-security"
Oct 14 23:11:47 RogStar.lanser kdeinit5[1900]: plasma-nm: Hints: ()
Oct 14 23:11:47 RogStar.lanser kdeinit5[1900]: plasma-nm: Flags: 1
Oct 14 23:11:48 RogStar.lanser kdeconnectd[1961]: kdeconnect.core: Broadcasting identity packet
Oct 14 23:11:48 RogStar.lanser plasmashell[1948]: plasma-pk-updates: Is net mobile: false
Oct 14 23:11:48 RogStar.lanser plasmashell[1948]: plasma-pk-updates: Is net online: true
Oct 14 23:11:48 RogStar.lanser plasmashell[1948]: plasma-pk-updates: Is net online: true
Oct 14 23:11:48 RogStar.lanser plasmashell[1948]: plasma-pk-updates: Daemon changed
Oct 14 23:11:48 RogStar.lanser plasmashell[1948]: plasma-pk-updates: Is net mobile: false
Oct 14 23:11:48 RogStar.lanser plasmashell[1948]: plasma-pk-updates: Is net online: true
Oct 14 23:11:48 RogStar.lanser plasmashell[1948]: plasma-pk-updates: Is net online: true
Oct 14 23:11:48 RogStar.lanser plasmashell[1948]: plasma-pk-updates: Daemon changed
Oct 14 23:11:53 RogStar.lanser kwin_x11[1941]: **qt.qpa.xcb: QXcbConnection: XCB error: 3 (Ba**
dWindow), sequence: 42623, resource id: 41943984, major code: 15 (QueryTree), minor code: 0
Oct 14 23:11:57 RogStar.lanser kdeconnectd[1961]: kdeconnect.core: Broadcasting identity pa
cket
Hard to tell,
but it looks to me likely that the problem is on your AP end…
Is your AP busy with plenty of clients connected at that moment? For instance is this a small home or a business or WiFi Hotspot environment?
Any heavy users?
Anyone else experiencing dropped connections?
Or, it might be a radio issue?
Particularly noteworthy is that NM is complaining about simply not detecting a signal, then later appears again.
TSU
Small home system just a media server, cctv server, laptop and phone I’m the only user.
Not noticed the others dropping out, but have swapped out the access point and will monitor to see if that cures it.
Thanks for your help so far
John