Arch Linux

Description:
The Network Managment plasmoid provides the option to create a system WiFi connection, meaning it is connected as soon as NetworkManager runs at start up, without the user needing to log in. However, attempting to create a system WiFi connection gives the error "insufficient priviledges", and attempting to set an existing WiFi connection as system connection has no effect.

Additional info:
* kdeplasma-applets-networkmanagement 1:0.9.0.2-1

* Output in ~/.xsession-errors when adding a system WiFi connection
Adding key-mgmt: wpa-psk
plasma-desktop(1873)/Network Management (NetworkManager backend) NMDBusSettingsConnectionProvi
der::onConnectionAddArrived: Adding connection failed: "Insufficient privileges."

* Output in .xession-errors when setting an existing WiFi connection as system connection
QFSFileEngine::open: No file name specified
kded(1787)/Network Management (NetworkManager backend) ConnectionDbus::fromDbusMap: Setting "802-1x" not initialized
Adding key-mgmt: wpa-psk
plasma-desktop(1873)/Network Management (NetworkManager backend) ConnectionDbus::fromDbusMap: Setting "802-1x" not initialized

Steps to reproduce:
In Network Management plasmoid,
1. Click "Manage Connections..."
2. Switch to "Wireless" tab

- Add a system connection
3. Click "Add...", and choose "Wireless"
4. Enter a correct SSID, check "System connection", and enter the correct security information
5. Click OK, and a dialog pops up saying "Insufficient priviledges"

- Set an existing connection as system connection
3. Select an existing WiFi connection, and click "Edit..."
4. Check "System connection"
5. Click OK
6. Edit the same connection again, and the "System connection" checkbox becomes unchecked again