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2011-06-22
, 09:23
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#172
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Originally Posted by Estel
Thanks for pointing the finger at my laziness
Anyway, for lazy ones here is link to vote for package - we want to finally made it into testing, don't we? Voting is also important form of contribution, so pierrem and other, if You like it, please vote for this package (after testing).
unfortunately, though I can successfully log into my garage.maemo.org account, my attempts to log into maemo.org in order to vote for WDSA remain a total failure.
Does someone know how to solve this issue ?
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2011-06-23
, 21:09
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#173
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Yea, it's real PITA and i got exact same issues when trying to vote for some package 1st time. Countless trying and total fail. Unfortunately i don't remember exactly what i did, but something reminds me that maemo.org package voting account may be unrelated to garage page voting (yea, very intuitive). Or at least logging process is different.
Try using Your e-mail as login. If that doesn't help, use Your logging with only lowercase characters. If that doesn't help, last resort is to create next account
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After initial problems, now, when i remember exactly voting user password and account I never got any problems with voting. so, don't get discouraged, fix problems and You'll be able to vote without any issues anytime.
Try using Your e-mail as login. If that doesn't help, use Your logging with only lowercase characters. If that doesn't help, last resort is to create next account
// Edit
After initial problems, now, when i remember exactly voting user password and account I never got any problems with voting. so, don't get discouraged, fix problems and You'll be able to vote without any issues anytime.
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2011-06-23
, 21:19
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@ Lower Saxony
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#174
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What exactly is the benefit you expect from switching to jp regulatory domain? Not that I'm against it....
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2011-06-23
, 21:32
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@ Finland
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#175
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Originally Posted by casketizer
Estel answered to this couple posts back.
What exactly is the benefit you expect from switching to jp regulatory domain? Not that I'm against it....
Originally Posted by Estel
There is also channel 14 in Japan, but it works only on 802.11b.
...to Japan, which is most free of restriction domain available. US domain got upper channels (11, 12, 13) disabled, and EU got frequency limit only up to 2482000 Khz, instead of max 2494000.
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Couple of my applications:
ConnLock - Advanced phone lock
Sanakirja.org - A Sanakirja.org dictionary client
Wlan Driver Selector Applet - Switch easily between stock and bleeding edge drivers
Couple of my applications:
ConnLock - Advanced phone lock
Sanakirja.org - A Sanakirja.org dictionary client
Wlan Driver Selector Applet - Switch easily between stock and bleeding edge drivers
Last edited by laasonen; 2011-06-23 at 21:36.
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2011-06-23
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#177
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Theoretically channel 13 will work more effectively, because last 10khz aren't cut from it frequency hopping range. Probably, you wouldn't see any difference in real life situation, when you're not in area very crowded by wifi (and of course populated also on channels close to 13), but still, why to limit Yourself?
Also, as laasonen already mentioned, forcing 802.11b, we can get channel 14. Shouldn't be possible on reg EU, cause even channel 13 is cut off upper 10kHz.
Nevertheless, my proposition was about giving possibility to run reg change command (or particularly, any command/script You may imagine) after wlan on/off, not about forcing everyone to use it laasonen mentioned great idea about inserting also few quick buttons to most popular commands (like regulatory domain change), as addition to "path/to/Your_sh_script".
Also, as laasonen already mentioned, forcing 802.11b, we can get channel 14. Shouldn't be possible on reg EU, cause even channel 13 is cut off upper 10kHz.
Nevertheless, my proposition was about giving possibility to run reg change command (or particularly, any command/script You may imagine) after wlan on/off, not about forcing everyone to use it
laasonen mentioned great idea about inserting also few quick buttons to most popular commands (like regulatory domain change), as addition to "path/to/Your_sh_script".
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2011-06-24
, 08:39
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#179
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Originally Posted by Estel
I was aware of all this, but what happens here is even stranger:
Try using Your e-mail as login. If that doesn't help, use Your logging with only lowercase characters. If that doesn't help, last resort is to create next account
I'm logged out from any service available on maemo.org, including garage.maemo.org.
I submit the login form asked after clicking on the voting interface
maemo.org replies that username or password is invalid.
I open "garage.maemo.org" and find out that I am logged in, but still considered logged out for the voting system
I don't have time to play with multiple accounts.
Couple of my applications:
ConnLock - Advanced phone lock
Sanakirja.org - A Sanakirja.org dictionary client
Wlan Driver Selector Applet - Switch easily between stock and bleeding edge drivers