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# set Internet Connection setting to auto_connect os.system( 'run-standalone.sh gconftool-2 --set --type list --list-type string /system/osso/connectivity/network_type/auto_connect[*]' )
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Hi,
Great list of changes. I haven't tested it yet. Soon..
First thing it came to my mind when knypek3 said my changes didn't work for him is that he probably has the internet connection setting to "always ask".
Even if that is not true, I believe it is a good choice to set the connection to "Any connection" when the sms arrives to get most chances of a connection.
Here is a sample code to set the gconf key to any:
What do you think?Code:# set Internet Connection setting to auto_connect os.system( 'run-standalone.sh gconftool-2 --set --type list --list-type string /system/osso/connectivity/network_type/auto_connect[*]' )
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I'm not that familiar with python but here are some changes in your code that fix the connection issue for me.
Hope it's useful