If initially turned off, blueman-applet doesn't turn back on properly and doesn't connect to Headset service after X restart.

[Erik]

Steps to reproduce:
1. Turn Bluetooth off via blueman-applet's menu.
2. Restart X
3. Start blueman-applet
4. Turn Bluetooth on via blueman-applet's menu.
Expected results: bluetooth turns on, blueman-applet's icon becomes non-greyed, recent connections are available.
Actual results: bluetooth turns on, but blueman-applet's icon is still greyed and recent connections are not available, as if bluetooth were still off.
5. Start blueman-manager
6. Try to connect to (previously paired) headset via right-click - Connect Headset Service
Expected results: blueman connects to headset
Actual result: blueman doesn't connect to headset, Failed, log shows "object is not iterable" error (log attached)

Reproducible: always, doesn't matter if you reboot or restart X.
Workaround: restart blueman-applet after turning bluetooth back on.

[Valmantas Palikša (walmis)]

Thanks for the report

[Valmantas Palikša (walmis)]

Commited to svn, easy fix :)

[Erik (borych)]

Ah, the very definition of great work... You have my gratitude.
In other words, thanks! :)

[kylea (kylea)]

I can confirm the behaviour - looking forward to the fix.

[alfred haines (alfredhaines)]

After reboot Bluetooth does not reconnect correctly for Motorola 300 headset and my Dell keyboard does not pair until I remove it then rerun setup.

[Launchpad Janitor (janitor)]

Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.

[Ross Gammon (rosco2)]

This bug was noted as fixed-upstream recently. Are you able to confirm which version of Ubuntu you are running now, and whether this is fixed?