@Amarurtuuq
I have no idea what is happening.
I would try to reset the APN config again and recreates manually if needed.
Or maybe just needed a reinstallation ?

@Amarurtuuq
Have you updated the device since ? You are on 20.04 ? No issue for internet with cellular data ? Also Wifi must be off + cellulardata on ( in most cases ) in order to send/receive them

@_JCM_ said in No cell broadcast received on 24.04.1.0 Beta 2:

@lduboeuf

What was your network at that time ? ( gsm, umts, lte )?

How can I find out my current network type?
I have "2G/3G/4G/5G" selected in the mobile settings and did no have mobile internet active at the time of the broadcast.

if terminal don't afraid you, you can get it with:
/usr/share/ofono/scripts/get-tech-preference

@_JCM_ said in No cell broadcast received on 24.04.1.0 Beta 2:

Hello everyone,

I would like to report that I have not received any cell broadcast for today's "Warntag" in Germany on my Fairphone 5 with Ubuntu Touch 24.04.1.0 Beta 2.
My Android phone was able to receive a total of 7 (wow?!) broadcasts without any problems.

I checked the journal and the only potentially relevant lines around the time of the broadcast I could find are:

Sep 11 11:00:09 ubuntu-phablet ofonod-wrapper[2018]: [81B blob data]
Sep 11 11:00:09 ubuntu-phablet ofonod-wrapper[2018]: [19B blob data]
Sep 11 11:00:09 ubuntu-phablet ofonod-wrapper[2018]: [28B blob data]
Sep 11 11:00:09 ubuntu-phablet ofonod-wrapper[2018]: [166B blob data]
Sep 11 11:00:09 ubuntu-phablet ofonod[2018]: [252B blob data]
Sep 11 11:00:12 ubuntu-phablet ofonod-wrapper[2018]: [44B blob data]
Sep 11 11:00:12 ubuntu-phablet ofonod[2018]: [30B blob data]

Grepping the journal for "CBS" gave no results...

Does anyone know what settings I could set to hopefully debug this further next year?

There is a WIP that we can see here https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/core/packaging/ofono-sailfish/-/merge_requests/32

Could be the same issue.
What was your network at that time ? ( gsm, umts, lte )?

@Eric-H said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0:

@ftmazzone
Ok, we just have to disable wifi when sending MMS, not a problem.

As we do not anticipate when MMS will arrive, will we have to disable wifi all the time to be able to receive them ?

Don't worry, we will remove that popup for now.
You are just the first person that i know that reports that MMS is working when wifi is On, so i was sure that for everyone Wifi Off + Data On was required, and several users were confused about not being able to receive/send MMS while wifi is On.

@Eric-H said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0:

@peat_psuwit
I followed the above procedure to update my Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC (surya) to UT 24.04-1.0 Beta 2.

This worked well except a UI issue: I had to uninstall two applications because instead of seeing the screen offering the system upgrade, I saw a screen proposing the update of Dev Tools and Pure Maps Slim

After some tests everything seems to work properly with the notable exception of MMS.
Indeed, I can no longer send or receive MMS when wifi is activated, which seems to me to be a regression, at least on this device.

interesting, this is the first time i've heard that MMS works through Wiifi...
So with all feedbacks here, i think we have to revert the mms popup feature for now...
EDIT: https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/core/lomiri-messaging-app/-/merge_requests/369

@ftmazzone said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0:

Thanks @lduboeuf .

After 10 minutes, the warning still appears. Once the cellular data toggle is switched off and on, MMS sending works again.

@peat_psuwit do you know if on 24.04, Lomiri.Connectivity have issue? I'm waiting for confirmation if this is the same for other devices.
corresponding code: https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/core/lomiri-messaging-app/-/blob/main/src/qml/Messages.qml?ref_type=heads#L660

@ftmazzone said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0:

@lduboeuf

I had a quick look this evening and confirm that there is no issue with internet (tested with Morph).

ok, thx for the report, one last test you could try.
Just wait some time ( e.g a minute ) before sending MMS after reboot.
I've just tested on Focal without issue and asked the QA group about that issue.

@ftmazzone said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0:

@lduboeuf said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0:

Do you noticed issue with the indicator, e.g it shows the wifi off whereas the wifi is On or On while Off, same for cellular data?

I did not notice any visible issue or inconsistency with the indicator state. The issue happens after a restart or shutdown.

I was able to reproduce the issue with the following steps:

• disable Wi-Fi
• enable cellular data (2 to 5G)
• try to send a MMS
  => it works
• restart the phone
• try to send a MMS
  => I get the information message inviting me to disable Wi-Fi and turn on cellular data
• disable cellular data
• enable cellular data
• try to send a MMS
  => it works

Did you noticed, instead of trying to send a MMS after reboot if no issue with internet ( e.g access any website with the browser ) ?

@ftmazzone said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0:

@peat_psuwit said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0:

It's now possible to send and receive MMS again as the underlying components for MMS have been fixed. Additionally, there's now a dialog telling users to disable Wi-Fi and enable mobile data before sending MMS.

Hello,

MMS sending and receiving is working great on Volla Quintus but I often get the pop-up reminding me to disable the Wi-Fi even if it is already disabled. Switching the Wi-Fi and cellular toggles on and off usually unblocks MMS sending.

So there might be an issue with the library reporting the connectivity status, i've tested several context, and works fine here on Focal with a messaging-app test app.
Maybe it takes some time before reporting correctly? Do you noticed issue with the indicator, e.g it shows the wifi off whereas the wifi is On or On while Off, same for cellular data?

@AbelUT said in How to change the terminal to read-write:

How can I make the terminal run command like nmap or be fully usable like the terminal from a linux desktop setup? Thanks in advance!

maybe that blog post will help you: https://ubports.com/blog/ubports-news-1/terminal-chapter-3-3073

@chaospredictor said in venv installation:

@lduboeuf I'm building some python web app with local server. I would like it to be deployed on Ubuntu touch. And now, I just tried to run it by installing required python frameworks.

i don't know if it is possible to embed a custom python version within your click package, also running a web app server will probably need unrestricted access policy, will be hard to share it on open store later.
But someone with better knowledge need to answer

@chaospredictor
Maybe you can tell us what you are willing to do ?
Here are some usefull informations: https://ubports.com/blog/ubports-news-1/how-ubuntu-touch-works-3896

@janmv

on core dev Telegram channel,
There is ongoing discussion about the FastDormancy thing. It appears something is not correctly working, you can follow here:

https://t.me/ubports_devel/94429

@janmv said in FP4 idle battery use varies a lot depending on 2G, 3G or 4G setting. Why?:

@lduboeuf I'll formulate a question for next Q&A-session. There is probably more to know and to consider than just a driver which could be implemented more completely.
I can still bring up the issue in the ofono-binder-plugin repository later.
Thanks!

thanks for working on it

@janmv
sorry, i don't know the full story.
Some say that that modern drivers implement it directly, so not needed on upper stack.

Maybe could be something to ask for next Q&A or directly in repository has you said.

said in FP4 idle battery use varies a lot depending on 2G, 3G or 4G setting. Why?:

@janmv i've ask the team. Apparently FastDormancy is handled natively under ofono

the componebt itself is called ofono-binder-plugin

@janmv i've ask the team. Apparently FastDormancy is handled natively under ofono

@janmv i don't know well that part, but that is the layer between Android and Ofono.

@keb said in calender doesn't want to be installed:

everything starts because synchro between calendar and my nextcloud calendars doesn't work... and it still doesn't lol

It is needed to reboot sometimes, or remove the account, reboot, and re-create it....