I believe this is the common problem with bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ofono/+bug/1612367
But I agree marking bug as critical is more appropriate. Maybe it would
be better to merge and raise the importance of the original bug to
Critical?
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Not sure whether it is same bug, but today there was no ringing on
incoming call. Just only seen incoming call on a display. BQ E4.5 with
OTA13.
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I never used headphones, music applications nor bluetooth and I
experience it also. It should not be related to the above.
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No sound
I would recommend not to have system-wide proxy settings, but proxy
setting for every connection. Since there could be different proxy
servers in different locations. Each WiFi AP should have his own proxy
settings saved. This also implies gui setup for proxy.
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I agree this bug was partially solved by OTA-9. But only the part
concerning displaying SIM when call is received. The part concerning
different ringtones per SIM (or ideally per contact per SIM) was not
solved. Also the information I would expect to be seen in call log in
the first sight, not to
I think there should be proper way to detect whether gps is active and
whether it got gps fix. Probably the best way would be to change the
colour of the location icon in the quick setting bar. For example white
when gps in power save, yellow when gps on without gps fix, green with
gps fix.
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I confirm the fix works.
Should have been another bug fixed in OTA-7. I had 5 days battery life
these days. After OTA-8 which contains this fix I got 9 days battery
life with Wi-Fi turned off all the time, two sim card active (one of
them 3G, data off) and several calls. Well done. The only
I have same observations after OTA-7. Is not it already in OTA-7? Maybe
another battery draining bug fixed?
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Push-client should be
I confirm the problem is fixed in OTA-6. I am able to use data
connection again.
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Jonas, I do not mind waiting one week for OTA-6. Hope this will help.
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Could someone rise importance of the bug?
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Just to clarify, I tested the /usr/share/ofono/scripts/set-context-
property ril_0 1 Preferred 1.
The preferred flag is now on Orange SK context using list-contexts, but
I still have no data connection and when I go to APN editor I still see
Orange World context selected. After selecting Orange
As I written before, it immediatelly switches back to Orange World
context.
2015-08-06 11:37 GMT+02:00 Jonas G. Drange 1481...@bugs.launchpad.net:
Ah, you are correct. Sorry.
What I was supposed to say is that we don't activate context like that
anymore. The Preferred flag should be used
The APN selected:
[ /ril_0/context3 ]
Active = 1
Password = wap
Type = internet
Username = wap
Preferred = 0
Name = Orange World
IPv6.Settings = { }
AccessPointName = orangewap
Protocol = ip
Settings = {
Complete list:
[ /ril_1 ]
[ /ril_1/context1 ]
Username =
AccessPointName = o2internet
Protocol = ip
Password =
Type = internet
Preferred = 0
Settings = { }
Active = 0
Name = O2 internet
IPv6.Settings = { }
I am not sure whet you mean with: Does your carrier allow cellular data
at this time? The SIM card is working in another phone if you are asking
for that.
The official setup guide from operator:
http://www.orange.sk/prevas/internet-v-mobile/navody-na-instalaciu-
aplikacii/
I attach translation:
Pat,
the setup you sent is nearly the context /ril_0/context3. I always get
connected to this context also when selected /ril_0/context1 which
should be the right one for mobile data. The Orange World is for wap. I
get connectoed to wap, having ip address, but unable to ping the world.
The wap
I tried following:
phablet@ubuntu-phablet:/usr/share/ofono/scripts$ ./deactivate-context /ril_0 3
phablet@ubuntu-phablet:/usr/share/ofono/scripts$ ./activate-context /ril_0 1
Error activating /ril_0/context1: org.ofono.Error.NotImplemented:
Implementation not provided
This is probably the cause
I think you are wrong:
phablet@ubuntu-phablet:/usr/share/ofono/scripts$ ./activate-context /ril_0 0
Error activating /ril_0/context4: org.ofono.Error.NotAttached: GPRS is not
attached
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I am not able to make data connection on bq aquaris E4.5. It used to
work before.
I see the 3G icon suggesting 3G is working. Looking into APNs I see the
wap APN is selected. When I select Internet APN, open browser, I cannot
transfer data. Looking back to APN setup I see
The bug is concerning telephony-service. See https://bugs.launchpad.net
/canonical-devices-system-image/+bug/1462090. It is fixed in OTA-5.
** Changed in: dialer-app (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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Calling to numbers formatted with slash results in Call failed
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Public bug reported:
I and few people are observing higher battery drain when Wi-Fi off on BQ
Aquaris E4.5 Ubuntu Edition latest OTA-4 update. I have no other active
data connection.
There is a theory that ubuntu-push-client checks notifications every 5
minutes, but if you have no data
** Summary changed:
- Push-client should be disabled when in no network connection
+ Push-client should be disabled when no network connection
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Calling to numbers formatted with slash
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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syncevolution and all day events synchronize
** Also affects: telephony-service
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: hundredpapercuts
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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When I call to numbers which are formatted with slash '/', I get call
failed. For example when I try to call +421 2 xxx xx xxx or 02 xxx xx
xxx I get call failed, because numbers are automatically formatted as
+421 2/xxx xxx xx or 02/xxx xxx xx.
This is probably caused by
This is probably on telephony-service to handle the slash character,
since I found regexp [p+*#(),;-] in libtelephonyservice/phoneutils.cpp
for nondialable digits removal, which should probably read [p+*#/(),;-].
I am going to file a bug against telephony-service.
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Could someone assign the Critical importance to this bug? It is basic
functionality to place a calls. If I did not have a SIM card in VPN and
use the hack above I would not be able place calls to Slovak fixed line
numbers. Not everybody has such SIM. It is 100% reproducible and
probably caused by
** Changed in: dialer-app (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Calling to some numbers results in Call failed
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** Changed in: dialer-app (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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cannot pick incoming call
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Public bug reported:
When I try to call some numbers I cannot place the call and get Call
failed message.
After some investigation a think this is related to automatically adding the
slash '/' sign into the number. When I call number 02 xxx xx xxx, the number is
formatted 02/xxx xxx xx and the
I am also affected.
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Moreover the dialed number is not added to the recent call list.
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