Ciao Matthijs (and all), for what concern the point 3, on my fonera(2.0n) after a while unfortunately it doesn't work. I put the fonera in wifi mode to use an open wireless with a very low signal. Sometimes it works some other times it doesn't, the led blinks and stays fix according to the fact that is connected or not; unfortunately after a while it stays fix event if connection is over and the open wifi is gone (sometimes that router is switched off). I tested it twice in the last 2 night, when I woke up the led was fixed green without any connection.
hope this can help you in discovering what is going wrong. cheers, paolo On 11/10/11 10:45, Matthijs Kooijman wrote: > Hi Paolo, > >> I've just disabled the public signal on my fonera 2.0n but I found that >> it is trying anyway to reach updates.fon.com for reasons that I cannot >> understand. > As Alexandre noted, this is the "onlined" program that tests the > connection to allow the Fonera to know if it's online or offline. This > status is used in a few places: > - To show the status to users trying to browse the web, using the > "orange page". This page will be removed in 2.3.7.0, though. > - To disable the public signal when the Fonera is offline > - To make the power led blink (on 2.0n) or become orange (on 2.0g) when > the Fonera is offline. > - To disable application installation from the Fon server. > > This list is from the top of my head, so there might be more uses I've > missed just now. > > If you're using a 2.3.7.0 beta and have the public signal disabled, the > first two points do not apply, leaving only the latter two (minor) > points. > > If you feel strongly about stopping these connections, the easiest way > to disable them is to disable onlined. I think the best way to do this > is to run: > > root@Fonera:~# uci set services.onlined.boot=Online; uci commit services > > This should make sure that instead of starting onlined (using the > StartOnlined script), the connection is marked as online unconditionally > (using the Online) script. I haven't tested this, so feel free to > complain if it doesn't work :-) > > I hope this solves your issue! > > Gr. > > Matthijs > > > > _______________________________________________ > Development mailing list > [email protected] > http://fonosfera.org/mailman/listinfo/development _______________________________________________ Development mailing list [email protected] http://fonosfera.org/mailman/listinfo/development
