Hi, Jonathan,

I'm happy to help, but you've got to make it easier: I needed to
manually fix the line breaks.

At Thu, 27 Oct 2011 00:19:41 +0800,
Jonathan Wilson wrote:
> 
> What I want is the output from this shell script.

get_service_provider_name
method return sender=:1.20 -> dest=:1.318 reply_serial=2
   string "blau"
   uint32 0
   uint32 0
   int32 0
get_service_provider_info
method return sender=:1.20 -> dest=:1.319 reply_serial=2
   array [
   ]
   int32 1003
country 262
operator 3
NET_NITZ_FULL_OPER_NAME
method return sender=:1.20 -> dest=:1.321 reply_serial=2
   string ""
   int32 1000
NET_HARDCODED_LATIN_OPER_NAME
method return sender=:1.20 -> dest=:1.322 reply_serial=2
   string "E-Plus"
   int32 0


> I also want to know what 
> the name of your service provider is (i.e. the company you pay for
> service) 

blau

> as well as the name of your operator (i.e. the company that actually 
> operates the cell towers and/or matches the MNC/MCC that get output by the 
> script as "country" and "operator")

E-Plus

> and I want to know whether you were 
> connected to 2G or 3G when you ran the script

3G

> as well as what operator name 
> was displayed on the home screen

blau

> and whether you were roaming or on your 
> home operator at the time.

home operator

> (if there is someone out there who is in a 
> position to get output from when you are roaming rather than on your home 
> network, that would be nice)

Looking through my logs, here is what I say when roaming in Austria:

method call sender=:1.33 -> dest=com.nokia.phone.net serial=305
   path=/com/nokia/phone/net; interface=Phone.Net;
   member=get_operator_name
   byte 0
   uint32 1
   uint32 262
method return sender=:1.20 -> dest=:1.33 reply_serial=305
   string "T-Mobile D"
   int32 0

I didn't find any calls to get_service_provider_name or
get_service_provider_info.

HTH
Neal
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