[Bug 391130] Re: Incorrect urgency for NetworkManager

2010-12-16 Thread Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre
Fair enough. Is there a way to track notifications sent and update the
previous disconnected one, or cancel it to show the connected within a
period of time?

Marking Triaged. I think it deserves some improvement, but generally
it's still doing the job, and the actual notification urgency levels
appear to me as they are fine and definitely make sense for the type and
likely cause of the event.

I'll get around to it at some point, but if anyone has time to propose a
patch that tries to keep track of notifications and back out of one if
it was sent out within a specific period of time preceeding the new
notification (something like within the delay for a notif. to fade out
maybe?), I'll gladly review it ;)

** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
   Status: New = Triaged

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[Bug 391130] Re: Incorrect urgency for NetworkManager

2010-01-13 Thread Matthew Paul Thomas
** Tags added: notifications

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[Bug 391130] Re: Incorrect urgency for NetworkManager

2010-01-04 Thread Mirco Müller
This is actually an issue of network-manager and not notify-osd itself.
Reassigned.

** Package changed: notify-osd (Ubuntu) = network-manager (Ubuntu)

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[Bug 391130] Re: Incorrect urgency for NetworkManager

2010-01-04 Thread jango
** Description changed:

- Binary package hint: notify-osd
+ Disconnecting from a network usually has a high urgency level.
+ However, notify-osd sometimes shows normal urgency when disconnecting
+ from a wired network and low urgency when connection is established.
  
- Ubuntu 9.10
- notify-osd:
-   Installed: 0.9.14.1-0ubuntu1
-   Candidate: 0.9.14.1-0ubuntu1
+ But there is a problem with this urgency levels:
+ When waking up from suspend, the notification appears saying Disconnected 
at exact the time when wireless networking has been connected again. But the 
notification for Wlan Connected appears a lot of time later, because it has 
low urgency level.
  
- Disconnecting from a network usually has a high urgency level. However,
- notify-osd sometimes shows normal urgency when disconnecting from a
- wired network
- 
- How to reproduce :
- 
- 1) Unplug the network cable, a notification appears and says Disconnected - 
you are now offline. This notification is urgent. == correct urgency
- 2) Plug in the network cable, a notification pops-up and says Connection 
Established. This notification has a low urgency level. == incorrect urgency
- 3) Reconnect to the network by clicking in the nm-applet from the panel and 
selecting (Auto eht0). A notification appears and says Disconnected which has 
incorerect urgency level normal. == incorrect urgency
- 
- P.S. connecting to a network should be either urgent or normal
- instead of low.
- 
- 
- A screenshot is attached and the output from Terminal is:
- 
- moo...@moomex-pc:~$ DEBUG=1 /usr/lib/notify-osd/notify-osd
- ** Message: DEBUG mode enabled
- 
- ** (notify-osd:14701): DEBUG: [2009-06-23T21:44:43-00:00, NetworkManager, 
id:0, icon:notification-network-ethernet-disconnected] Wired network
- Disconnected - you are now offline
- 
- ** (notify-osd:14701): DEBUG: found panel (0,0) - 1280x25 on monitor 0
- ** (notify-osd:14701): DEBUG: selecting monitor 0 at (0,0) - 1280x800
- ** (notify-osd:14701): DEBUG: top corner at: 1015, 23
- ** (notify-osd:14701): DEBUG: [2009-06-23T21:44:56-00:00, NetworkManager, 
id:0, icon:notification-network-ethernet-connected] Auto eth0
- Connection Established
- 
- ** (notify-osd:14701): DEBUG: found panel (0,0) - 1280x25 on monitor 0
- ** (notify-osd:14701): DEBUG: selecting monitor 0 at (0,0) - 1280x800
- ** (notify-osd:14701): DEBUG: top corner at: 1015, 23
- ** (notify-osd:14701): DEBUG: [2009-06-23T21:45:14-00:00, NetworkManager, 
id:0, icon:notification-network-ethernet-disconnected] Wired network
- Disconnected
- 
- ** (notify-osd:14701): DEBUG: found panel (0,0) - 1280x25 on monitor 0
- ** (notify-osd:14701): DEBUG: selecting monitor 0 at (0,0) - 1280x800
- ** (notify-osd:14701): DEBUG: top corner at: 1015, 23
- ** (notify-osd:14701): DEBUG: [2009-06-23T21:45:17-00:00, NetworkManager, 
id:0, icon:notification-network-ethernet-connected] Auto eth0
- Connection Established
- 
- ** (notify-osd:14701): DEBUG: found panel (0,0) - 1280x25 on monitor 0
- ** (notify-osd:14701): DEBUG: selecting monitor 0 at (0,0) - 1280x800
- ** (notify-osd:14701): DEBUG: top corner at: 1015, 23
+ I suggest to make the networking notifications update-able, so that the right 
status is posted at the right time.
+ When the connection is established again the disconnected notification 
should update and write connected at exact this time.

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[Bug 391130] Re: Incorrect urgency for NetworkManager

2010-01-04 Thread jango

** Attachment added: coming from suspend notification shows Disconnected, 
although it is already established.
   http://launchpadlibrarian.net/37404600/Screenshot.png

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[Bug 391130] Re: Incorrect urgency for NetworkManager

2010-01-03 Thread jango
But there is a problem with this urgency levels:
When waking up from suspend, the notification appears saying Disconnected at 
exact the time when wireless networking has been connected again. But the 
notification for Wlan Connected appears a lot of time later, because it has 
low urgency level.

I suggest to make the networking notifications update-able, so that the right 
status is posted at the right time.
When the connection is established again the disconnected notification should 
update and write connected at exact this time.

Thanks,
Jango

** Changed in: notify-osd (Ubuntu)
   Status: Invalid = New

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[Bug 391130] Re: Incorrect urgency for NetworkManager

2009-06-23 Thread moomex

** Attachment added: notify-osd.png
   http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28248583/notify-osd.png

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[Bug 391130] Re: Incorrect urgency for NetworkManager

2009-06-23 Thread Murat Güneş
Thanks for reporting. The behavior you've noted is by design [1]; the
urgency level should be urgent only in the cases where the
disconnection leaves you with no active network connections.

As for connecting to a network, low is probably justified, since the
event is initiated by the user, and thus predictable, as opposed to a
disconnection, which may happen without the user's initiative.

[1] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotifyOSD#network-manager

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[Bug 391130] Re: Incorrect urgency for NetworkManager

2009-06-23 Thread Murat Güneş
** Changed in: notify-osd (Ubuntu)
   Importance: Undecided = Low

** Changed in: notify-osd (Ubuntu)
   Status: New = Invalid

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