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#81
It seems to work. After setting http_check_status to no_login as below, the connection can be changed from 'use manually' to 'use automatically' at will, and it remains.

Get the value of http_check_status for a connection:
Code:
$ gconftool-2 --get /system/osso/connectivity/IAP/<unique identifier>/http_check_status
unknown
Change it to 'no_login':
Code:
$ gconftool-2 --type string --set /system/osso/connectivity/IAP/<unique identifier>/http_check_status "no_login"
Verify that it was updated:
Code:
$ gconftool-2 --get /system/osso/connectivity/IAP/<unique identifier>/http_check_status
no_login
You will need to determine the unique identifier for your connection by first using:
Code:
gconftool-2 -R /system/osso/connectivity/IAP
This will dump the settings for all of your network connections.

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#82
Thanks ginggs for finding this.

Even I had those settings (no_login, true) my WiFi blinked just shortly (recognised by blinking WLAN icon) but then shutdown instantly when I came back home (or disabled flight mode).
I always had to enable WLAN manually or by requesting a refresh manually.
That was reason to build my own local service/'solution'.
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#83
Originally Posted by peterleinchen View Post
That was reason to build my own local service/'solution'.
Which is now obsolete!

Thanks to our techstaff at MO (especially fstern, a huge big explicit THX to him!) we have a solution for this problem and also the WLAN-does-not-connect-automatic behaviour with a new HTTP service online:
connectivity-test.ext.maemo.org

Necessary is to redirect connectivity-test.ext.nokia.com to connectivity-test.ext.maemo.org via entry in hosts file.
Edit /etc/hosts with vi/nano/editor and add the following line
213.128.137.20 connectivity-test.ext.nokia.com

Once more: thanks to fstern!

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Other solution is to hexedit /usr/sbin/icd2 to change above domain names. Just did so, tested briefly and it seems to works!
I attached the gzipped binary. NB: I am on OpenMode.
If you use the stock (aegis) kernel then it is ABSOLUTELY necessary to also modify /var/lib/aegis/refhashlist to take care of changed sha1sum (else you MALF).
old sum: 7df08ec1cf11fbb794498b9ef8ce73ae23c82e2
new sum: 0dc1f7e3e7af45f39dc00559052e78f005df6f60
Please see this before doing anything.
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File Type: gz icd2.gz (66.8 KB, 250 views)
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#84
after reading this, i tried to ping connectivity-test.ext.nokia.com. No reply, offline again.

I request ginggs to update the first post, and also link the above as the solution.
 
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It worked for me! Thanks guys. Nice work!
 
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I have noticed on my N9 that new connections keep reverting to manual after I set it to auto connect. But I have some older connections that will auto connect. I have noticed that the older connections are open or no encryption. My current Internet provider has provided a modem router box that has wpa enabled and the N9 keep reverting to manual connection from auto connect.
 
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Originally Posted by ka9yhd View Post
I have noticed on my N9 that new connections keep reverting to manual after I set it to auto connect. But I have some older connections that will auto connect.
That is the expected behaviour since connectivity-test.ext.nokia.com is down.
Originally Posted by ka9yhd View Post
I have noticed that the older connections are open or no encryption.
That is a coincidence.
Originally Posted by ka9yhd View Post
My current Internet provider has provided a modem router box that has wpa enabled and the N9 keep reverting to manual connection from auto connect.
We now have our own connectivity test service hosted at maemo.org, but it requires modifying the file /etc/hosts on your N9. Please see first post for details.
 
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Thank you.
 
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I used the text editor on my N9 to add

213.128.137.20 connectivity-test.ext.nokia.com

to /etc/hosts and I get a "permissions denied" error
 
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Originally Posted by ka9yhd View Post
I used the text editor on my N9 to add

213.128.137.20 connectivity-test.ext.nokia.com

to /etc/hosts and I get a "permissions denied" error
Use simple text root from openrepos.
 

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