A Mobifone user contacted me and alerted me that the APN settings for Mobifone was wrong and provided the correct ones.
Change-Id: I8a6b9bde39d7394db2fdf7261b2a8026692fb808
This corrects the MMS settings to match those seen on Virgin provided stock handsets and
fixes receiving of media messages.
MNCs 31 and 32 are likely to also require changing but have not been tested so are
unchanged by this patch.
Change-Id: I6bc40fa7bfa7f21cf3c6a36cdef2b46512075c6a
Signed-off-by: Pat Thoyts <patthoyts@gmail.com>
According to packages/providers/TelephonyProvider/src/com/android/providers/telephony/TelephonyProvider.java,
getRow() method is knowing nothing about such attribute and just ignore it.
So it should do no harm to remove such.
There's a "authtype" attribute that is parsed, but its value should be an integer.
Change-Id: I9cca16cdd68db30c3a1f76149b0699d49d82fb71
It seems such entries are coming from apps like APN backup&restore,
which have a slightly different format.
Change-Id: I51d949e4dc13e832c84ecccd66cd9cd723ea2ec4
This duplicate appeared with commit 294302200411907d848a0f51652a233398056360
"apn list refresh from paulweiss"
Change-Id: I0b66591088f67d04e8b7f94ebc5d1e41b1c45596
Previous default apn is a provider's special offer. After first connect
provider eats 5 UAH ($0.62), and users does not have enough time to disable
data at first boot.
Change-Id: I36f753608c91a0acba2dace4bebd86b4324a1f09
It was not working until I noticed the error,
and works since I manually edited it. First
time I thought I had accidentally edited it
to a wrong value, then I noticed that I needed
to edit every time I updated cyanogenmod, so
I found the error in the sources and I'm
reporting it here to save future updates...
It is
$ host 193.209.134.141
141.134.209.193.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer mms-service.mobile.sonera.net.
and not
$ host 93.209.134.141
141.134.209.93.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer p5DD1868D.dip0.t-ipconnect.de.
Change-Id: I62cfd18f29076189e1da5379bb37dc5bb533c815
After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided
to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the
following:
1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of
"mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key.
2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set.
3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms".
4. Sorted by MCC, MNC
5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
