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[Tomasz Wolniewicz <address@concealed>]

Current CAT installers (as well as geteduroam) are supposed to recognise 
the Network Manager versions and act accordingly. My tests with Ubuntu 
26 showed that this worked fine.

Can you point to the organisation you are haveing problem with, I will 
try to test this on my installation.

Yours

Tomasz Wolniewicz


W dniu 29.10.2026 o 23:42, Lukas Wringer (via cat-users Mailing List) pisze:
> Hi,
>
> there is currently a rather schizofrenic problem where the
> NetworkManager does no longer allow "ca-path" pointing to a directory
> as a way to configure the certificate (chain) for a user specific (aka
> private) connection but the wpa_supplicant not yet can understand a
> single .pem file to contain all chain elements.
>
> Not 100% sure how the install script handles that but propably the same
> as 'geteduroam' - see the corresponding issue(s) over by the geteduroam
> project:
>
> https://github.com/geteduroam/linux-app/issues/97
>
> https://github.com/geteduroam/linux-app/issues/101
>
> If your certificate has no intermediate you are lucky - as this works
> fine. If not you may need to work around it by setting the connection
> to global / systemwide with all the caveats that this implies or if you
> are using a well known CA point to the systems ca store istead of
> pinning a single ca...
>
> Greetings, Lukas
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Tomasz Wolniewicz

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