There's actually a list of emergency numbers defined for each Country.
I suppose we could just use the first number in the list to pre-populate
this, but I'll leave it to the app guys to determine what should be done
here...
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Title:
Flight mode indicator
So, in the case of an incorrect APN, it's my assumption that the APN
Editor will *always* notify NM after adding a new custom Internet
context ( ie. because fixing isn't yet allowed ). We should verify this
with the System Settings team.
I *think* you should be able to re-create the first
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So I re-tested your incorrect APN scenario and another that was as close
as I could get to your original scenario. Note, I didn't check the
mobile data settings in any of these tests.
Here's what I did on mako, running rtm image #26 plus a modified version
of the latest ofono from the rtm.
I
Here's the patch to to cause DATA_CALL failures:
=== modified file 'drivers/rilmodem/gprs-context.c'
--- drivers/rilmodem/gprs-context.c 2014-07-30 07:30:49 +
+++ drivers/rilmodem/gprs-context.c 2014-09-10 20:34:46 +
@@ -144,7 +144,12 @@
DBG(*gc: %p, gc);
- if
Note, I tried the same scenarios on krillin running rtm image #17.
In both cases, I see the same behavior, that NM properly re-connects the
connection after the problem has been resolved. Also, in the case where
I used the patched ofono, I checked and there seemed to be no effect on
the Mobile
Public bug reported:
If a device has had more than one SIM installed, the filesystem will
include ofono-specific directories for each of these SIMs.
When NetworkManager walks through the list of possible GPRS contexts (
aka APNs ), it currently doesn't apply any logic to filter non-present
SIMs.
@Antti
Did you review the sceenshot? The icon displayed ( an empty Wi-Fi icon
with no bars ) shows up on my mako too when Wi-Fi is enabled, but not
*connected*. When I disable Wi-Fi via the indicator menu, or system
settings, the icon doesn't change.
The only thing fishy here, is that no
OK, please let me know if you're able to reproduce this with multiple
SIMs.
Note that bug #1350332 ( which is private ) describes a problem with
mobile-data not being re-established for the 2nd slot after FlightMode
is disabled. I'm pretty sure this is a generic problem on krillin which
affects
Sure, but aren't both are being monitored by indicator-network? I'm not
sure it's possible to signal FM before the individual technologies are
notified.
Can't you simply always clear the bars when 'Offline' OR FM=true?
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I've changed the Status of the ofono and urfkill tasks to Incomplete as
there's a new version of urfkill pending that may change this behavior.
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Preliminary testing on krillin with the latest pending changes for
urfkill seems to fix this as posited above in comment #6.
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Tested on krillin ( rtm image #30 ) and mako ( rtm image #33 ).
When I try tap the Cellular Settings... or Wi-Fi Settings... menu
items in the network menu, I expect the menu to be dismissed, and the
requested settings page displayed.
Actual result, nothing appears to
Changing status back to Incomplete till we've resolved this.
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Thanks for the details Jussi.
So, unfortunately what you're seeing is a bug in the monitor-ofono
script, as it doesn't appear to listen for and output a message when the
SimManager 'Present' property changes.
That said, I just verified that on Krillin ( rtm #30 ), the 'Present'
property does
OK, strike the comment about monitor-ofono, it does the right thing.
Here's output from the same scenario on mako (rtm/#33):
root@ubuntu-phablet:~# /usr/share/ofono/scripts/monitor-ofono
{SimManager} [/ril_0] Present = False
I'll re-run the krillin test again.
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So this turns out to be yet another instance of us getting bitten by
device-specific hardware behavior. I re-ran monitor-ofono on krillin
(rtm/#33) and get the same output as @Jussi in comment #9.
That said, in this case when the SIM is removed on krillin, it requires
the SimManager interface to
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Note, I marked this a duplicate of bug #1321627 as we have a rather
large pending landing for urfkill which has re-written much of the code
that deals with enabling/disabling individual killswitches in
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Changing Status to Invalid, as bug #1364482 tracks the suggested
improvement and this bug was entered due to a misunderstanding of what
an emergency call is.
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Public bug reported:
We currently lack the ability for an emergency call to be made if
FlightMode is enabled.
The dialer-app ( or telepathy-ofono ) needs to recognize this condition
and disable FlightMode so that the emergency call can be made.
This is missing as of the latest RTM images ( #39
I'm not sure I fully understand the problem.
From the bug description which includes:
org::ofono::Interface::NetworkRegistration::str2status(std::string):
Unknown status
It seems like the indicator is throwing an error if
NetworkRegistration's 'Status' property is unknown? Or are we never
Public bug reported:
Device/Image: krillin / rtm #44.
Krillin's Wi-Fi driver has a broken rfkill implementation. As such,
urfkill has been updated to allow control over Wi-Fi power via
libhybris.
When this mechanism is used to disable Wi-Fi on krillin, the Wi-Fi
driver is unloaded as a result,
Here's a screenshot after Wi-Fi has been disabled.
** Attachment added: net-menu-lp1371313.png
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reproduce this bug along with the following instructions:
1. Make your image writable
2. Add the following pre-start script to the urfkill upstart job ( this will
live in the device tarball when released ):
pre-start
Public bug reported:
Device/Image: krillin / rtm #44; writable image, test version of urfkill
w/hybris Wi-Fi mode enabled.
While testing the new version of urfkill on krillin, I tried to
reproduce bug #1339794 ( toggling Flight-Mode too fast leads to bad
things ). Every so often the menu would
Here's a screenshot of the Empty! menu.
** Attachment added: ind-net-no-menu.png
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-network/+bug/1371320/+attachment/4208065/+files/ind-net-no-menu.png
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Device/Image: krillin / rtm #44; writable image, test version of
Here's the upstart indicator-network.log.
** Attachment added: indicator-network.log
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-network/+bug/1371320/+attachment/4208066/+files/indicator-network.log
** Tags added: rtm14
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@Jussi
This has been reported on the ubuntu-phone mailing list recently too.
I've seen it myself once during urfkill testing, however I was
restarting lots of things, so it's not really a fair comparison.
Note, if the enter-pin script works, then ofono is in a PIN-locked
state.
@Thomas
If you
This bug was reported in July and never confirmed ( hence the New ), so
someone should've tried to reproduce with a current image before marking
it Critical for RTM.
I just re-ran the original scenarios on RTM image #44.
I can still reproduce the original problem, however the overall latency
has
Here's a screen shot of the menu contradicting the icon.
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Just tested RTM #39 on mako with ATT SIM. As screenshot shows, the
indicator shows two waiting messages.
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Also tested RTM #44 with krillin, and I get a different result yet
again. This time the indicator just states VoiceMail Messages with no
count. This is using a single T-Mobile pre-paid SIM in slot #1.
** Attachment added: lp1353379-krillin.png
As I'd mentioned before, there are numerous methods of indicating voice-
mail waiting message counts. It appears that some of these methods
work, and some don't.
It seems we have more investigation needed.
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I'd like to point out that the user clicks the 'Unlock SIM' button
corresponding to SIM1 or SIM2, so yes although the Unlock screen itself
doesn't present a label, a user should be able remember which SIM they
tapped unlock for. As such, I don't think should be Critical as it
doesn't prevent the
@John
The design for the network indicator says nothing about indication of
which slot is being used when it describes the behavior with respect to
active mobile data connection w/no wi-fi connections. See the
description in the wiki:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Networking#Title
The proper way to
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1359280 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1359280
We need to be careful to review both indicator-network (Ubuntu) and
NetworkMenu when triaging.
This bug is a duplicate of bug #1359280.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1359280
SIM PIN
Bumped the Importance to High, and added 'rtm14' as this can lead to a
phone that's unusable. That said it is an edge emergency calling case,
so this is a good candidate for an OTA update.
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Title:
Cannot send MMS from Free
@Jussi
My test is simple. Start with a SIM with 0 voicemail messages waiting.
Do the following steps twice:
1. Call the Ubuntu phone
2. Decline the call
3. Leave a message
I double-checked T-Mobile on mako, and the behavior is the same, so I
believe you're correct about T-Mobile not updating
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Please add version info for NetworkManager and an image # as this is a
phone-specific bug, not a desktop bug.
Can you also please add a condensed version of the syslog containing the
NetworkManager messages and ofono's gprs settings file?
Also, if you can come up with an easy set of steps to
Just tested this on mako/#u148 and I sent ~8 messages in a row from
incoming, and they all properly appear in the messaging-app. I made
sure to test both with an without the message-app running.
Please re-test with a recent image and let us know if this is still an
issue for you.
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For added detail, the dispatcher script mentioned above is 03mmsproxy
and is installed to /etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d.
The script is written in Python does the following:
1) it does some minor error checking on modem_path ( 'DEVICE_IPATH' )
and connection ( 'CONNECTION_ID' )
2) it makes a
Closed out the dialer tasks as the fix involves creation of a new
package ( tone-generator; in-progress ) and changes to telephony-
service.
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: telephony-service (Ubuntu)
Assignee:
So the problem occurs because prior to the 20140804 version of ofono,
when a SIM was absent, the only interface active was the
VoicecallManager, whereas the 0804 version now also includes an active
RadioSettings interface ( which was done so the settings UI could query
the supported radio
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ubuntu-system-settings isn't really involved here, so marking the task
as Invalid.
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- enabling flight mode shows 2g icon
+ enabling flight mode shows airplance + 2g icon
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** Description changed:
STEPS:
1. Install RTM88 on krillin
2. Use the system a litlle on wifi
3. Pull down
So taking a look at the sylog, I see WLAN blocked, then I see a failure
when NM tries to re-configure the routing table:
Oct 7 15:14:44 ubuntu-phablet URfkill[1064]: Setting WLAN devices to blocked
Oct 7 15:14:44 ubuntu-phablet URfkill[1064]: Setting WLAN to blocked
Oct 7 15:14:18
This looks like the culprit, according to Mathieu, -12 indicates object-
not-found from libnl ( netlink ):
Oct 7 15:14:44 ubuntu-phablet NetworkManager[1581]: error [1412694884.484495]
[nm-system.c:965] add_ip4_route_to_gateway(): (ccmni0): failed to add IPv4
route to gateway (-12)
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On other interesting point is that settings for the mobile data context
are a bit odd in that the gateway and address returned from the operator
are both the same:
Interface=ccmni0 DomainNameServers=149.254.230.7,149.254.192.126,
Gateway=10.129.20.112 Address=10.129.20.112 Netmask=255.255.255.0
@Antti
I think we should bump the priority of this... if the network-menu is
blank, the user ends up with drastically reduced control over their
device.
Also regarding bug #1381075, as has been discussed on the mailing list,
simply reporting the failed respawns of indicator-network to
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Title:
VoiceMail
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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The current theory is that some event is causing rild to
disconnect/destroy the GPRS device, and that this event doesn't generate
the proper unsolicited event to ofono.
Unfortunately, we haven't yet been able to reliably reproduce this with
the latest images.
After discussing with Dave, he's
** Summary changed:
- enabling flight mode shows airplance + 2g icon
+ enabling flight mode shows airplane + 2g icon
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Changed ofono status to Incomplete as well until we're able to reliably
reproduce.
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Title:
VoiceMail notification pretends
Just reproduced on krillin running RTM image #120 with an ATT SIM (
slot 1 ) and a T-Mobile SIM ( slot 2 ).
Steps to reproduce:
1. Verify T-Mobile VM mailbox is empty.
2. Call T-Mobile number, decline call and leave a messge.
3. Verify that VM notification is received. Krillin indicates
Public bug reported:
While testing krillin RTM image #120 I noticed that if an incoming SMS
is received while on the phone, and the phone is held to your ear, the
incoming SMS will cause the screen to come on.
** Affects: powerd (Ubuntu)
Importance: High
Status: New
** Tags:
Leave a 3rd message, indicator is reset to Voicemail messages waiting
( no count ).
Reboot again and VM still reads the same ( no count ). Verified that
VoicemailMessageCount is still 0.
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I totally agree with Mathieu's previous comment. This has been
discussed before, and all parties had agreed that the most pragmatic
approach to this bug at this point in our cycle was to simply have the
APN editor disable the current context before activating a new context.
Changing this in
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Title:
[krillin
@Jussi
Please include device/image specifics when reporting test results.
That said, thanks for the report. I did some more investigation on this
and it appears that in certain cases, this does work ( ie. the UI
control doesn't disappear ).
For instance with a freshly flashed RTM/#49 installed
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[krillin]
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Title:
Cannot send MMS from
So nestled deep in the network-test-session log is the following error:
2014/09/26 23:07:04 Cannot Activate interface on %s: %s /ril_0/context2
org.ofono.Error.NotAttached: GPRS is not attached
So, I'm thinking this may be related to the Network Manager bug that
describes mobile data connections
Same version landed in RTM.
** Also affects: ofono (Ubuntu RTM)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Status: New = Fix Released
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Title:
Flight
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Tony Espy (awe)
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Title:
Flight mode
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Title:
Flight mode indicator
@David
I'm not sure what you mean by the following steps from the
SystemSettings Cellular page:
5. Disconnect
6. Leave till the screen blanks
7. Unlock the phone
8. Reconnect the cellular
9. Refresh the browser.
Also can you reproduce this on current images?
We are working on a bug in barajas
Confirmed on krillin RTM #72 with the urfkill changes currently in RTM
silo-024.
That said, it's not currently InProgress by either myself or Mathieu,
thus 2014-10-02 is over-optimistic. As such I'm pushing to the
following weeks' milestone.
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Status: In
So I think this bug should be split into two different bugs.
First, the original reporter filed this on an x86 machine running
Desktop, not Touch.As urfkill is still not used on the Desktop as of
the latest utopic images, I'm splitting this into a urfkill bug for the
problems described by
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
** Also affects: messaging-app (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: messaging-app (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Tiago Salem Herrmann (tiagosh)
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** Also affects: nuntium (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: nuntium (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Sergio Schvezov (sergiusens)
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Importance: Critical = High
** Changed in: ofono (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed
Somehow my last comment explaining my updates to the bug went missing,
so I'll try again...
Based on the network logs we reviewed, the phone is bouncing back and
forth between Yoigo's network ( MCC=214 MNC=04 ) and the movistar (
MCC=214 MNC=07 ) network. This explains the occasional loss of
I created bug #1376375 to track the lack of a roaming agreement
customization feature in ofono.
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Title:
Cannot
** Changed in: ofono (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Jussi Kangas (jkangas) = (unassigned)
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Title:
VoiceMail
Note there are two ERRORS in the manual instructions detailed in comment
#2 for modifying the Android container.
First after running the mount command for /mnt2, you can't cd directly
to /bin. Instead: 'cd /mnt2/bin'.
Second, do NOT delete the wlan status script, instead comment out the
sleep
@Chris
So as it's been explained to me, the indicators were designed to crash
and restart. This bug is less about the specific crash than it is
about the fact that at some point, the restarts quit happening.
@Antti
In my original description I asked the question are we using upstart
to
@Victor
Can you re-test and confirm whether or not you see errors reported in
the messaging-app when a MMS send fails? We've released a fix for
nuntium to retry, and after discussing with Tiago he suggested a re-test
as the messaging-app has changed quite a bit since this bug was first
reported.
@Antti
If you want to split the bug, that's fine with me, but I think it's
important that we track and hopefully solve the issue of a critical
process failing to restart. Perhaps we need a way to denote a critical
process to upstart, and if the respawn limit is hit on such a process we
force a
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** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre (mathieu-tl) = (unassigned)
** Changed in: messaging-app (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Invalid
** Changed in: messaging-app (Ubuntu)
We reviewed this bug with QA this morning, and as we've already
FixReleased a few packages including lxc-android-config, Sergio agreed
to open a new bug against lxc-android-config which deals with the
breakage when on WiFi and trying to send a MMS.
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Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released
** Changed in: urfkill (Ubuntu RTM)
Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I was always under the assumption that we
were going to add automatic SIM PIN unlock prompting on boot and after
Flight-Mode is disabled.
What I'm not sure of is whether this new PIN prompting will allow a user
to skip entering the PIN? On Android, this isn't
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Public bug reported:
On krillin, if ofono is restarted on the command-line, or crashes and
restart, it will repeatedly crash in the ril plugin's
ril_radio_state_change() function, as the environment variables used to
communicate the ril device-type and number of SIM slots are replaced by
the
This bug was due to my lack of understanding of the way upstart works.
I've confirmed that crashes and subsequent respawns will use the
original environment variables.
That said, if ofono is restarted ( stop ofono/start ofono, or restart
ofono ), the environment variables are not set in the
)
Status: New = Triaged
** No longer affects: ofono (Ubuntu Utopic)
** Changed in: ofono (Ubuntu RTM)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Tony Espy (awe)
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** Changed in: ofono (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Triaged
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