Hi,
> Yes this is a big problem for me. If WiFi service stays online
and
> Ethernet service stays ready, the default route is on WiFi so all
> traffic goes through WiFi instead of wired. This is bad and not what end
> user wants when he wrote "PreferredTechnologies = ethernet, wifi,
> cellular" in main.conf. WiFi is a backup and must not be used if
> Ethernet is OK. Looking at comments in main.conf I see current behavior
> (using WiFi service for default route when Ethernet service is working)
> as a bug.
Your concern makes totally sense.
> I don't think that reproducing my problem is difficult, can you tell me
> if you see the same behavior ? If not, could you send your debug logs,
> I'll try to understand what I did wrong.
I confirm it to be completely reproducible.
Moreover, I think that our validation team has noticed that after
the update from 1.37 to1.38.
It is not my priority, but will try to check it the next weeks.
Happy to see this is seen as a real problem.
My previous patch is not enough to fix this problem. Even with the patch
if you do:
1) start with Ethernet cable plugged => Wired service Online, WiFi
service not ready
2) unplug Ethernet cable => Wired service does not exist, WiFi service
goes online
3) replug Ethernet cable => Wired service Online, WiFi service Ready
4) unplug Ethernet cable => Wired service does not exist, WiFi service
stays Ready
So I have done something to call __connman_service_wispr_start each time
a service is ready. It fixes my problem but the online check is
sometimes done twice. Maybe this is OK, maybe this is not the right way
to do it, I don't know.
__connman_service_wispr_start is called twice when replugging the
Ethernet cable (step 2 and 4). It is called once when wired service
becomes ready (because of my patch) and another time from
default_changed when default service changes from WiFi to new Wired
(online) service. This comes from patch
69e9e25032946887aede3ebb6233739e7ceb2d49 done before 1.39.
I am a bit lost on when this online check should be started. Each time a
service becomes ready seems good to me but I am not sure at all.
If anybody has clearer ideas on this subject, I'll be happy to make or
test a better patch.
Christopĥe