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2010-08-27
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#102
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Originally Posted by lemmyslender
Probably worth asking the maintainer.
I think we're just talking circles. The One Ring is a more integrated DialCentral equivalent. It lets me make calls via Google Voice and send/receive SMS as well.
At any rate (to keep somewhat on topic) it is written in python. After a couple of quick google searches, it appears to me that while python supports ipv6, it must be explicitly setup. So most python apps wouldn't necessarily work with ipv6 unless the author intends them to.
I'll guess it's possible for The One Ring to work with ipv6, if the maintainer adds the necessary python code/support. Don't know how easy that will work out to be though.
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2010-08-27
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@ Magical Unicorn Land
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#103
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I used the package here:
https://code.google.com/p/n900ipv6/wiki/README
dead simple and everything seems to be working fine so far. Thanks to whoever made that.
I was able to SSH to my phone over 3G from my work PC. Nice.
https://code.google.com/p/n900ipv6/wiki/README
dead simple and everything seems to be working fine so far. Thanks to whoever made that.
I was able to SSH to my phone over 3G from my work PC. Nice.
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2010-08-27
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#104
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Originally Posted by stlpaul
You're welcome. Let me know if you run into any problems.
I used the package here:
https://code.google.com/p/n900ipv6/wiki/README
dead simple and everything seems to be working fine so far. Thanks to whoever made that.
Originally Posted by stlpaul
I was able to SSH to my phone over 3G from my work PC. Nice.
That was the first thing I did too
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2010-08-27
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@ Ohio
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#105
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Originally Posted by tmojoe
Probably worth asking the maintainer.
I have, he's going to do a little research and look into it. No promises though.
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*Consumer*, not a developer! I apologize for any inconvenience.
My script to backup /home and /opt
Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant, Huawei S7, N900(retired), N800(retired)
*Consumer*, not a developer! I apologize for any inconvenience.
My script to backup /home and /opt
Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant, Huawei S7, N900(retired), N800(retired)
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2010-08-27
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#106
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Originally Posted by lemmyslender
Since tmobile is using DNS64+NAT64 there are two things the maintainer can do:
I have, he's going to do a little research and look into it. No promises though.
1. if they're trying to connect to a hostname, just do a AAAA lookup and connect to that (DNS64 takes care of routing the connection through NAT64)
2. if they just have an IPv4 address to connect to, try to figure out the NAT64 prefix: http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web.../msg08666.html (specifically, option 6)
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2010-08-27
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@ USA
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#107
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@ddrown
when i installed your way, i was not able to use wifi. so does it autolock to that connection only?
when i am at home, i have lietteally no coverage, so i use wifi for everything...but was unable to unless i put my phone into wifi only.
is there another setup you can create that will not "hard code" it but update our currently installe tmobile installation, or at least allow us to choose that connection seperately?
when i installed your way, i was not able to use wifi. so does it autolock to that connection only?
when i am at home, i have lietteally no coverage, so i use wifi for everything...but was unable to unless i put my phone into wifi only.
is there another setup you can create that will not "hard code" it but update our currently installe tmobile installation, or at least allow us to choose that connection seperately?
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2010-08-28
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#108
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Originally Posted by ceroberts75
I believe you ran into an install bug. I updated the install instructions to include rebooting the n900 after installing the new connection. I have no trouble using wifi with the ipv6 module installed.
@ddrown
when i installed your way, i was not able to use wifi. so does it autolock to that connection only?
when i am at home, i have lietteally no coverage, so i use wifi for everything...but was unable to unless i put my phone into wifi only.
If you are still having trouble using wifi with the module installed and after rebooting, could you tell me more about what your phone is doing? Is it just the automatic switching to wifi that's broken? Does it work if you choose to switch to a wifi access point by hand?
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2010-08-28
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@ Westside
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#109
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Originally Posted by stlpaul
i'm familiar with ssh @user-ip-address, how does ssh'ing work over 3G (terminal command)?
I used the package here:
https://code.google.com/p/n900ipv6/wiki/README
dead simple and everything seems to be working fine so far. Thanks to whoever made that.
I was able to SSH to my phone over 3G from my work PC. Nice.
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2010-08-30
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#110
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Originally Posted by frostbyte
It's the same.
i'm familiar with ssh @user-ip-address, how does ssh'ing work over 3G (terminal command)?
You can find the IPv6 address of your phone with either an ifconfig in the terminal or by going to www.whatismyv6.com. Once you have that address, you can ssh user@xxxxx, where xxxxx is your IPv6 address on the phone.
I am not sure what the default user is on the n900, but i assume you can create a user account with any valid name and password, or use root to SSH into the phone ... i have not done it myself.
Now, for this to work you have to have downloaded and installed the SSH sever and have it running. Same goes for FTP, HTTP, ... or whatever service you want to run on the phone.
At any rate (to keep somewhat on topic) it is written in python. After a couple of quick google searches, it appears to me that while python supports ipv6, it must be explicitly setup. So most python apps wouldn't necessarily work with ipv6 unless the author intends them to.
I'll guess it's possible for The One Ring to work with ipv6, if the maintainer adds the necessary python code/support. Don't know how easy that will work out to be though.
*Consumer*, not a developer! I apologize for any inconvenience.
My script to backup /home and /opt
Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant, Huawei S7, N900(retired), N800(retired)