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Thomas, is that still an issue, can you provide the request informations?
(note that you masked the phone numbers on the first part of the screenshot but
not on the bottom one, you might want to do that)
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Yes this is still an issue. Running the above script, SimManager only
returns SubscriberNumbers for one of the SIMs. That's probably why it
falls back to SubscriberIdentity.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1378787
Title:
SIM identifiers inconsistent
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I agree it is not optional. If we could find a identifier on the SIM
certain to be unique, we could allow the user to set the phone number
for each SIM, as we allow a name to be set for each SIM.
Edit SIM details - [name] [phone number]
We then tie this to the subscriber number (if guaranteed to
This depends on what the SIM reports. For the SIM being represented by the SIMS
number, can you find the phone number in the ouput of
/usr/share/ofono/scripts/list-modems # on your phone, requires ofono-scripts
package
?
Thanks for reporting this.
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