Ive just noticed the patch. Tried it - works for me. Maybe it still makes sense to add constant 1 sec delay in beginning of the script (and maybe reduce conditional delays to 3 sec to balance timings). I think its important, because for all users, who encounter this problem, the service is going to be respawned at least once with 5 sec delay. Introducing 1 sec constant delay makes the script work for most cases from the first try. Also, the first if-block detects if rfkill stuff is available at all, so there is no point in restarting the service in this case. Kyle's file from the first comment with above changes is attached to this comment.
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