Broken state-awareness is not a wish, so I remove the wishlist-tag. It's simply a bug.
Another scenario to reproduce is (here in Saucy):
1. Open "Ubuntu One" menu
2. Go to settings and switch off "Connect automatically at startup"
3. Reboot
-> Indicator is marks Ubuntu One as active, although if you start "Ubuntu One" it is disabled.
This means the indicator does not check the Ubuntu One's state at the startup and just assumes, it's always activated which is not everytime the case. So it's a bug.
Broken state-awareness is not a wish, so I remove the wishlist-tag. It's simply a bug.
Another scenario to reproduce is (here in Saucy):
1. Open "Ubuntu One" menu
2. Go to settings and switch off "Connect automatically at startup"
3. Reboot
-> Indicator is marks Ubuntu One as active, although if you start "Ubuntu One" it is disabled.
This means the indicator does not check the Ubuntu One's state at the startup and just assumes, it's always activated which is not everytime the case. So it's a bug.