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[Thomas Strehl <thomas.strehl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

** Tags removed: touch-2014-09-25
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1371320

Title:
  Network Indicator crashes and doesn't restart

Status in “indicator-network” package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged

Bug description:
  Device/Image: krillin / rtm #44; writable image, test version of
  urfkill w/hybris Wi-Fi mode enabled.

  While testing the new version of urfkill on krillin, I tried to
  reproduce bug #1339794 ( toggling Flight-Mode too fast leads to bad
  things ).  Every so often the menu would flash, which meant the
  indicator crashed, and it would be re-started as expected.

  After doing this for awhile longer, the indicator crashed, and wasn't
  automatically restarted.   I'll attach a screen shot which shows that
  the menu just reads "Empty!", and the output of 'ps -ale' ( run as
  root ) shows no indicator-network process running:

  root@ubuntu-phablet:/home/phablet# ps -ale | grep indica
  0 S 32011  3102  1819  0  80   0 - 13749 poll_s ?        00:00:00 indicator-trans
  0 S 32011  3103  1819  0  80   0 - 11656 poll_s ?        00:00:00 indicator-messa
  0 S 32011  3104  1819  0  80   0 -  9357 poll_s ?        00:00:00 indicator-bluet
  0 S 32011  3106  1819  0  80   0 - 17391 poll_s ?        00:00:00 indicator-locat
  0 S 32011  3107  1819  0  80   0 -  9388 poll_s ?        00:00:46 indicator-power
  0 S 32011  3113  1819  0  80   0 - 33843 poll_s ?        00:00:00 indicator-datet
  0 S 32011  3117  1819  0  80   0 - 29521 poll_s ?        00:00:00 indicator-sound

  There is an uploaded indicator-network crash file in /var/crash,
  however it looks like it's from yesterday.

  I reviewed the syslog, but it looks like it's been size limited so
  there aren't any upstart messages I can see.

  Are you relying on upstart to re-start the indicator when it dies?  If
  you are, you could be hitting upstart's respawn limit.

  Note, I had the screen pinned on via 'powerd-cli screen on', but I
  don't think this would have any effect on the indicator's failure to
  respawn.

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