@Giiba The same here. It is only for this subject, the OTA 11 tracker. Others work just fine

@kristatos I just did, thanks
https://github.com/ubports/ubuntu-touch/issues/1243

Still the same anoying bug. Found some other users with the same problem:

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ofono/+bug/1612367

and here in the forum looks like the same isseu

https://forums.ubports.com/topic/1069/unhearable-ringing

I'm following this guide for compiling Ubuntu Touch packages. Setting up LXD with crossbuilder setup-lxd works well but when I execute the command crossbuilder in any project I get this error:

... 
Installing armhf build dependencies for address-book-app in container address-book-app-usdk-16-04-amd64-armhf-dev.

dch: fatal error at line 569:
debian/changelog is not writable!

First I used a normal user in Ubuntu. Then when that didn't work, I tried a sudo user. Didn't do the trick.

Any idea?

Maybe more people (maybe all using UT) should file a request Signal support page => upper right corner

@elastic Did it!

@hummlbach said in Looking for new maintainer / developer for TextSecure / Signal app:

@thebird don't close the app

OK your reply. So that is the trick. I was to exited then

So it is not very reliable then. Would be better if there is an option to start an app like Signal @ boot. Or run it in the background without being visible, so you can’t close it. Anybody?

Never mind. Has been answered: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/235/notifications-out-of-the-comfort-zone/22

@hummlbach said in Looking for new maintainer / developer for TextSecure / Signal app:

Btw. for all that didn't recognize that there is a workaround to get notifications from the signal app... Just turn off app suspending for the signal app (using UT Tweak Tool) and you'll get notifications. According to @nanu-c it has no big impact on the battery (at least he doesn't notice a big impact, may vary if you're not already running dekko maybe ;-)). Just try it out!

That would be great! So I tried this:

Start UT Tweak Tool -> Menu -> Apps Scopes -> Look for Signal -> Prevent app suspension
This option was off, switched it to on.

Then I started Signal, and I recieve new messages / notifications (like it already did), but when I close Signal, I don't get new messages, or notifications.

• list itemSo it seams it doesn't work for me?

• list itemOr am I doing it wrong?

• list itemOr did I misunderstand?

@hummlbach Can you please help?

Looking in the ~/.cache/upstart/dbus.log I found sound goes to pause when I don't hear the sound ringing.

...
void AalMediaPlayerService::play()
Actually calling m_hubPlayerSession->play()
PlaybackStatus changed to: "paused"
Index changed to -1
m_currentIndex updated to: 0
virtual void AalMediaPlayerControl::setMedia(const QMediaContent&, QIODevice*)

setMedia() media: QUrl("file:///usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/ringtones/Time not Lost.ogg")
Same media as current
virtual void AalMediaPlayerControl::pause()

virtual QMediaPlayer::State AalMediaPlayerControl::state() const

m_currentIndex updated to: 0
virtual void AalMediaPlayerControl::setMedia(const QMediaContent&, QIODevice*)

setMedia() media: QUrl("file:///usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/ringtones/Time not Lost.ogg")
Same media as current
virtual void AalMediaPlayerControl::pause()

virtual QMediaPlayer::State AalMediaPlayerControl::state() const

PlaybackStatus changed to: "paused"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "paused"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "paused"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "paused"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "paused"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "paused"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "paused"
disconnected

When the sound is normal I see in the logfile it is playing:

void AalMediaPlayerService::play()
Actually calling m_hubPlayerSession->play()
PlaybackStatus changed to: "playing"
Index changed to -1
m_currentIndex updated to: 0
virtual void AalMediaPlayerControl::setMedia(const QMediaContent&, QIODevice*)

setMedia() media: QUrl("file:///usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/ringtones/Time not Lost.ogg")
Same media as current
virtual void AalMediaPlayerControl::play()

void AalMediaPlayerService::play()
Actually calling m_hubPlayerSession->play()
virtual QMediaPlayer::State AalMediaPlayerControl::state() const

m_currentIndex updated to: 0
virtual void AalMediaPlayerControl::setMedia(const QMediaContent&, QIODevice*)

setMedia() media: QUrl("file:///usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/ringtones/Time not Lost.ogg")
Same media as current
virtual void AalMediaPlayerControl::play()

void AalMediaPlayerService::play()
Actually calling m_hubPlayerSession->play()
virtual QMediaPlayer::State AalMediaPlayerControl::state() const

PlaybackStatus changed to: "playing"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "playing"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "playing"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "playing"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "playing"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "playing"
disconnected

Well posting gives an error. look it up in Logviewer

The Logviewer app posts a form on pastebin. The value of the 'poster' of the form exceeds the limit off 30. This value is 36 characters and has a strange value: 'Ubuntu touch user 0.5739777 ...'

@lakotaubp said in Phone doesn't ring:

@thebird can you try the dev channel for a bit see if that helps

Thanks for your help, but that didn't do the trick. After 36 times calling the UT phone the problem appeared again.