Network-indicator shows wrong initial state for mobile data

[Tony Espy]

Running image 20130724, when the network indicator is first displayed after a fresh flash, the Mobile data toggle displays as "off", when it actually should be "on".

After connecting to a wi-fi network, the toggle is re-displayed in the correct state.

I've confirmed that that mobile data *is* enabled by running the following command:

dbus-send --system --print-reply --dest=org.freedesktop.NetworkManager /org/free
desktop/NetworkManager org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.GetAll string:"org.freede
sktop.NetworkManager"

This shows that both "WwanEnabled" and "WwanHardwareEnabled" are both set to "true".

Steps to reproduce:

1. Flash 20130724 ensuring to use --wipe
2. Pull down the network-indicator and see that "Wi-Fi" is on, and "Mobile data" is off.
3. Run the above dbus-send command and verify that "Mobile data" is actually enabled
4. Connect to a Wi-Fi access point and notice that the "Mobile data" switch is re-displayed correctly.

Note, I have only reproduced this on maguro, it works fine on mako.

[Tony Espy (awe)]

Note, another thing I noticed is that the toggles when displayed aren't dynamic ( ie. if the underlying property changes, the toggle isn't updated ).

In the case of Wi-Fi, if enabled and you toggle the switch from the command-line, the toggle doesn't react, however the network list is cleared.

This is an interesting aside, but may not necessarily be a bug.

[Tony Espy (awe)]

This appears to have been a bug in yesterday's image. After flashing 20130725.1, I no longer see a discrepancy between the mobile data state and the associated toggle in the indicator.

[Tony Espy (awe)]

Just bumped this to critical as I can reproduce with today's image on Maguro.

In my case, Wi-Fi is disabled, I have an active mobile data connection, yet when I open the indicator, it shows both Wi-Fi and Mobile Data as disabled.

Running the following dbus-send script confirms that mobile data is in fact enabled:

#! /bin/sh
dbus-send --system --print-reply --dest=org.freedesktop.NetworkManager /org/free
desktop/NetworkManager org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.GetAll string:"org.freede
sktop.NetworkManager"

[Tony Espy (awe)]

Also, as Wi-Fi is disabled, there doesn't seem to be a workaround to cause toggle to refresh.

[Tony Espy (awe)]

Note, this occurs on mako too.

[Dave Morley (davmor2)]

root@ubuntu-phablet:/# cat /var/lib/ofono/234308342877614/gprs
[Settings]
Powered=1
RoamingAllowed=false

[context1]
Name=Internet
AccessPointName=general.t-mobile.uk
Username=User
Password=mms
Type=internet
Protocol=ip

[context2]
Name=Internet
AccessPointName=general.t-mobile.uk
Username=
Password=
Type=internet
Protocol=ip

[Tony Espy (awe)]

Fix released in chewie 0.2.10.