Bug: data mobile interface looses ip

domubpkm

@pparent added some comments.

domubpkm

@pparent i test the script in train..

domubpkm

@pparent Given that the conditions are particularly detestable on the train, I can say that the script passed the test with success: I always managed to recover the network at various times without any action on my part even if it was not immediate given the moving train and the constant change, I suppose, of relay towers.

pparent

@domubpkm

Great!

In any case in a train you cannot expect a perfectly stable connection!

domubpkm

@pparent Yes the script works well. However, maybe a side effect that I noticed (not in the train) : VoLTE and cellular data use different APNS from what I understood. So, without the script, I have Volte enabled even though cellular data is off. When the script is enabled, VoLTE only works if cellular data is enabled.

Edit : What is the command line to stop the script without reboot or stop restart of the Volla 22 ?

pparent

@domubpkm

To stop the script:

sudo pkill backup-ip.sh

It's true that I've not taken into account the case where LTE is activated, but mobile data is disabled.

lduboeuf

Have you filed a bug somewhere ?

Notice issues with F

@kugiigi said in Looking for Testers: Ubuntu Touch 26.04-1.x (Early version):

@lduboeuf Do we have the new contacts backend and syncing in 26.04?

Yes all seems to work.
Not easily testable though since it needs some ubports-qa + apt installs for now

lduboeuf

did you reported the issue to the porter ?.
i personaly have some issues on FP4 regrding network too:
e.g Noticed that QNetworkConfigurationManager

@kugiigi said in Looking for Testers: Ubuntu Touch 26.04-1.x (Early version):

@lduboeuf Do we have the new contacts backend and syncing in 26.04?

Yes new contact + calendar backend.
Not easily testable though for now, it need a bunch of ubports-qa and apt install...

pparent

@lduboeuf said:

Have you filed a bug somewhere ?

https://gitlab.com/ubports/porting/reference-device-ports/android11/volla-phone-22/volla-mimameid/-/work_items/26

I've not understood the quotes about 26.04!

pparent

By the way I've personally installed the script in a way that stands in time by creating a systemd file:
( Because it improves a log my day-to-day experience)

/etc/systemd/system/backup-4g.service :

[Unit]
Description=LTE backup Service
After=network.target

[Service]
Type=simple
ExecStart=/home/phablet/backup-ip.sh
Restart=on-failure
WorkingDirectory=/home/phablet/

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

and then

sudo systemctl enable backup-4g

So that it starts automatically at startup.

For this to work you need to have the script that I have posted above in /home/phablet/backup-ip.sh