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2009-12-29
, 18:53
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#12
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Yep, WiFi passwords are in there as well.
Any documentation for the format? A quick look suggests some kind of header and then variable-length records, slightly different between the two.
Any documentation for the format? A quick look suggests some kind of header and then variable-length records, slightly different between the two.
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2010-01-05
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#13
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Is there any way to remove specific words from the dictionary? I typed something like 'asdfwefasf' once just in a testing message, and now that shows up often!
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2010-01-16
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Originally Posted by dc88
Did just that, but I think its going to just get added again next time you type it, oh well here's how:
Is there any way to remove specific words from the dictionary? I typed something like 'asdfwefasf' once just in a testing message, and now that shows up often!
Code:
cd .osso/dictionaries vi .personal.dictionary use arrow keys to go to your password, press x (works like delete key) untill you delete the password and ^X (where x is random character) now to save type :x
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2010-02-08
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Originally Posted by Groncho
works perfectly.... you might want to search using
Did just that, but I think its going to just get added again next time you type it, oh well here's how:
Hopefully this works, I'm just guessing on the deleting the ^X part..Code:cd .osso/dictionaries vi .personal.dictionary use arrow keys to go to your password, press x (works like delete key) untill you delete the password and ^X (where x is random character) now to save type :x
Code:
vi .used.dictionary
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2010-02-08
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#16
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Originally Posted by bachagabriel
Yes. How?-.-.-.
works perfectly.... you might want to search using
Code:vi .used.dictionary
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2010-02-28
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#17
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hmmm is it possible to figure out how to do the last bit?
if i can figure out how to do that, i could add it to my healthcheck toolkit - and simplify it to 1 button for people
2. After this goto Settings > Text Input > [Uncheck] Word Completion > Save
3. Then re-open Settings > Text Input > [Check] Word Completion > Save
- and simplify it to 1 button for people
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2010-05-10
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@ UK
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I'm having a problem with the second command 
anyone help please?
$ cd .osso/dictionaries
~/.osso/dictionaries $ rm .used.dictionary
rm: cannot remove '.used.dictionary': No such file or directory
~/.osso/dictionaries $
anyone help please?$ cd .osso/dictionaries
~/.osso/dictionaries $ rm .used.dictionary
rm: cannot remove '.used.dictionary': No such file or directory
~/.osso/dictionaries $
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2010-05-10
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Originally Posted by sevep
weird. i just tried it and it worked for me. i know its not needed but you could try doing it as root.
I'm having a problem with the second command
$ cd .osso/dictionaries
~/.osso/dictionaries $ rm .used.dictionary
rm: cannot remove '.used.dictionary': No such file or directory
~/.osso/dictionaries $
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2010-05-10
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#20
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I'm doing it it X terminal, is that the same as root or a different process?
Now it is all back to normal. Could not figured out without your little help