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[wyattwhiteeagle]

Is it power_save that disconnects the wifi when it goes idle?

You know, come to think about it, when I was looking at my list of what I install, brave browser has a security feature known as "keyring lock".
Also, When I was testing 24.04 Noble to see if I needed to revert back here to 22.04 Jammy, it seemed bleachbit caused this same issue.


This is only a thought, something inside brave browser, its keyring lock, bleachbit, or a combination of those...
Could something, especially in bleachbit, be causing some things to become unstable?

# Brave-Browser
# https://brave.com/linux/#release-channel-installation
   apt install -y curl
   curl -fsSLo /usr/share/keyrings/brave-browser-archive-keyring.gpg https://brave-browser-apt-release.s3.brave.com/brave-browser-archive-keyring.gpg
   echo "deb [signed-by=/usr/share/keyrings/brave-browser-archive-keyring.gpg arch=amd64] https://brave-browser-apt-release.s3.brave.com/ stable main"|tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/brave-browser-release.list
   apt update
   apt install -y brave-browser

Here's a list of what I install.

# Ubuntu-Restricted-Extras
# Wine-Staging
# Disk Usage Analyzer
# Monitorix
# Bleachbit
# Stacer
# DebOrphan
# Webcamoid
# Spotify
# Brave-Browser
# curl
# PsUtils
# lm-sensors
# KolourPaint
# Timeshift
# Fdupes
# Falkon

[1fallen]

Is it power_save that disconnects the wifi when it goes idle?

Yes it is. But you said it was set to off. Is that still correct?

You know, come to think about it, when I was looking at my list of what I install, brave browser has a security feature known as "keyring lock".
Also, When I was testing 24.04 Noble to see if I needed to revert back here to 22.04 Jammy, it seemed bleachbit caused this same issue.

I run Brave on all my OS's with no Ill side effects.

Bleachbit can be a real showstopper, if the wrong things are removed, and very often irreversible....

I did notice Stacer also reported a Crash.....How Good are your back-ups?
What would be Ideal is if you had a Dated-Back-ups to restore from, I keep many snapshots when I'm mucking about with any of my systems.

[wyattwhiteeagle]

Quote Originally Posted by wyattwhiteeagle https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread....2#post14212282
Is it power_save that disconnects the wifi when it goes idle?
Yes it is. But you said it was set to off. Is that still correct?

Yes, that is still correct.

Quote Originally Posted by wyattwhiteeagle https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread....2#post14212282
You know, come to think about it, when I was looking at my list of what I install, brave browser has a security feature known as "keyring lock".
Also, When I was testing 24.04 Noble to see if I needed to revert back here to 22.04 Jammy, it seemed bleachbit caused this same issue.
I run Brave on all my OS's with no Ill side effects.

Ok, that means Brave isn't a contributor, unless I have brave configured improperly to my liking's.

Bleachbit can be a real showstopper, if the wrong things are removed, and very often irreversible....
I did notice Stacer also reported a Crash.....

I've been meaning to extract from Bleachbit and Stacer what all locations they clean then not install bleachbit at all and use stacer only as a form of reference. I guess it's time to get that done.

How Good are your back-ups?
What would be Ideal is if you had a Dated-Back-ups to restore from, I keep many snapshots when I'm mucking about with any of my systems.

The only thing close are Timeshift "restore points". No real back-ups.
Currently, I don't have any "restore points" in Timeshift.
Focal Fossa had something to where it would detect a flash drive UUID.
But after Focal Fossa, that was changed to where the system might not recognize the flash drive UUID when mounted to media.
Mounting to media seems to have become the standard for flash drive's.
Because of the flash drive probably not recognized by the system and being marked as "corrupt", I haven't been using rdiff-backup.
Past due time for me to look into correcting that issue as well.

[1fallen]

Snapshots are only one part of good back-ups /home Data is important as well.

That's just for starters