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2010-06-01
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It's been a long time since I last used AutoDisconnect and I'm really impressed of the new config. Great job! 
Could you please explain once more, how the values for time and data volume work together? In the last version I was using, this meant the volume X of data/min in a timespan of Y minutes. Is that still right? The config screen looks somehow like it would check every Y minutes, but I don't know what for. Some clearance would be very nice.
My first try sadly didn't succeed: I installed, then set the values to 5 Min and 200 B/min and rebooted (just to be sure
). I opened a connection, the message appeared and then I put the phone aside. Half an hour later I checked the status it still was online (3G). I manually switched it offline and the connection went to 2G, just like configured in the settings. I can't believe that some app is regulary pushing more than 200 Bytes a minute over the connection. But I'm not sure.
Could you please explain once more, how the values for time and data volume work together? In the last version I was using, this meant the volume X of data/min in a timespan of Y minutes. Is that still right? The config screen looks somehow like it would check every Y minutes, but I don't know what for. Some clearance would be very nice.
My first try sadly didn't succeed: I installed, then set the values to 5 Min and 200 B/min and rebooted (just to be sure
). I opened a connection, the message appeared and then I put the phone aside. Half an hour later I checked the status it still was online (3G). I manually switched it offline and the connection went to 2G, just like configured in the settings. I can't believe that some app is regulary pushing more than 200 Bytes a minute over the connection. But I'm not sure.
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2010-06-01
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Originally Posted by NokiaRocks
I guess it's the time the device needs to switch between the modi.
I don't really get what you do mean with quick and long mode. :P
The time period the connection is used ?
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2010-06-01
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@ Winnipeg, Canada
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Originally Posted by grog
HOLY C***P!! I decided to uninstall autodisconnect to test out my bluetooth problem & in only a few hours my Edge data connection drained my battery dry!! HOLY C***P do I need autodisconnect!!
mmm, now since I upgraded to PR1.2 I now get even more bluetooth headset disconnects. The headset will disconnect then reconnect several times in a row while I'm listening to music. Good thing I also have the Headphone Daemon installed as well, otherwise everyone around me would be getting blasts of Weird Al Yankovic
I guess I never tried going back to check it out. THIS IS A GREAT APP!! (despite the bugs 
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GROG!
N900 | ZAGG Body Armour | 16Gb A-DATA micro-sd
N810 | 2 x Patriot 8gb mini-SD | Boxwave Crystal Clear SS | Black Aluminum case | OTG dongle
N800 | 2 x 8gb OCX SD | Boxwave Anti-glare SS | PDAir book-style case
Holux M-1200 bluetooth GPS | iGo 4-row bluetooth keyboard | Linksys USB 10/100 ethernet | Plantronics Voyager 855 BT Headset
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2010-06-01
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@ France
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#335
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Originally Posted by x-lette
Thanks. Positive feedback is always appreciated.
It's been a long time since I last used AutoDisconnect and I'm really impressed of the new config. Great job!
Originally Posted by x-lette
Yes, it is still right. If you set let's say an interval of 5 minutes with a traffic of 3 KB/min, AutoDisconnect will close the connection if less than 5*3 = 15KB has been received through the interface.
Could you please explain once more, how the values for time and data volume work together? In the last version I was using, this meant the volume X of data/min in a timespan of Y minutes. Is that still right? The config screen looks somehow like it would check every Y minutes, but I don't know what for. Some clearance would be very nice.
Originally Posted by x-lette
Easy to know : check the file /var/log/autodisconnect.log.
My first try sadly didn't succeed: I installed, then set the values to 5 Min and 200 B/min and rebooted (just to be sure
200B/min is I think too low. Try 2KB/min.
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2010-06-01
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#336
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Originally Posted by NokiaRocks
Yes, it was just a label to illustrate the difference between the 2 modes.
I don't really get what you do mean with quick and long mode. :P
The time period the connection is used ?
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2010-06-01
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@ France
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Originally Posted by grog
Could you post your /var/log/autodisconnect.log file ? Thanks.
mmm, now since I upgraded to PR1.2 I now get even more bluetooth headset disconnects. The headset will disconnect then reconnect several times in a row while I'm listening to music. Good thing I also have the Headphone Daemon installed as well, otherwise everyone around me would be getting blasts of Weird Al Yankovic
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2010-06-02
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Originally Posted by calvin_42
Try higher values for minimal traffic. If you're often connected, it's because you are using a widget which needs internet (facebook, omweather, etc.) => it generates traffic.
You can see the log file /var/log/autodisconnect.log too
Hi mate. thanks for your response.
Can you suggest a value in the wifi setting where the wifi will disconnect if im not using it to download after like 5 minutes? (traffic wise) im really not sure on all this. the thing is ive ever seen it switch off once..it just stays on and connected....
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2010-06-02
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#339
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Brilliant got it to work - put it at 1min x 100KB data just as a test....thanks for that - i just didnt understand the "Minimum Traffic allowed' instructions, all good now!
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2010-06-02
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Whoa I think this is an app that packs one of the most requested features for Maemo5.
Great Work!
Great Work!
The time period the connection is used ?