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2010-12-16
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#571
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btw, If you can use scp or sftp or Bluetooth OBEX, you can also transfer the whole log file straight to your PC from root@N900:/tmp/smscon.log
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2010-12-17
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@ The Netherlands
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#572
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UPDATE NEWS
I pushed release 0.7-2 to the autobuilder including 2 bug fixes...
UPDATE WARNING:
With this release the smscon_config file will not be overwritten with default template when updating from 0.7-1 (please post if this works for you).
When updating from <= 0.5-9 the smscon_config file will be overwritten because of new options in smscon_config file.
I pushed release 0.7-2 to the autobuilder including 2 bug fixes...
UPDATE WARNING:
With this release the smscon_config file will not be overwritten with default template when updating from 0.7-1 (please post if this works for you).
When updating from <= 0.5-9 the smscon_config file will be overwritten because of new options in smscon_config file.
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SMSCON wiki (tutorial, changelog etc.)
SMSCON package (package information)
SMSCON-editor (GUI editor for SMSCON)
SMSCON wiki (tutorial, changelog etc.)
SMSCON package (package information)
SMSCON-editor (GUI editor for SMSCON)
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2010-12-17
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@ The Netherlands
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#573
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Originally Posted by digitalvoid
I haven some troubles (again) with the autobuilder, and this above is maybe not implemented in 0.7-2 (let's first see where the autobuilder fails me everytime...).
UPDATE NEWS
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UPDATE WARNING:
With this release the smscon_config file will not be overwritten with default template when updating from 0.7-1 (please post if this works for you).
When updating from <= 0.5-9 the smscon_config file will be overwritten because of new options in smscon_config file.
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SMSCON wiki (tutorial, changelog etc.)
SMSCON package (package information)
SMSCON-editor (GUI editor for SMSCON)
SMSCON wiki (tutorial, changelog etc.)
SMSCON package (package information)
SMSCON-editor (GUI editor for SMSCON)
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2010-12-17
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@ The Netherlands
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#574
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The autobuilder did accept release 0.7-2 with new update function;
The smscon_config file will not be overwritten with default template when updating from 0.7-1 (please post if this works for you).
When updating from <= 0.5-9 the smscon_config file will be overwritten because of new options in smscon_config file.
The smscon_config file will not be overwritten with default template when updating from 0.7-1 (please post if this works for you).
When updating from <= 0.5-9 the smscon_config file will be overwritten because of new options in smscon_config file.
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SMSCON wiki (tutorial, changelog etc.)
SMSCON package (package information)
SMSCON-editor (GUI editor for SMSCON)
SMSCON wiki (tutorial, changelog etc.)
SMSCON package (package information)
SMSCON-editor (GUI editor for SMSCON)
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2010-12-18
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#575
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I just updated to 0.7-4 and had to reinput my settings (inc password). The previous update retained all settings except the password. Stupidly I hadn't made a note of the version I was on before updating....
It's a great app, just hope I never need to use it in anger!
It's a great app, just hope I never need to use it in anger!
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2010-12-18
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@ Houston
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#576
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What if you forget the password? How do you get it back?
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2010-12-18
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@ The Netherlands
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#577
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Originally Posted by joe90bass
You are talking about SMSCON-editor, right?
I just updated to 0.7-4 and had to reinput my settings (inc password). The previous update retained all settings except the password. Stupidly I hadn't made a note of the version I was on before updating....
It's a great app, just hope I never need to use it in anger!
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SMSCON wiki (tutorial, changelog etc.)
SMSCON package (package information)
SMSCON-editor (GUI editor for SMSCON)
SMSCON wiki (tutorial, changelog etc.)
SMSCON package (package information)
SMSCON-editor (GUI editor for SMSCON)
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2010-12-20
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@ Adelaide, Australia
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#578
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Originally Posted by joe90bass
The same thing happened to me twice in the last 3 updates.
I just updated to 0.7-4 and had to reinput my settings (inc password). The previous update retained all settings except the password.
Why can't it just remember my previous config??? Such a pain!
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2010-12-20
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#579
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It would be so logical, that there would be password for SMScon. The same password would be in SMScon-editor. The default password could be that 12345 or "smscon" or anything.
All commands coming from SMS should start with this password. Therefore there wouldn't have to be this "second" password which is now the prefix to SMS-commands settable in smscon-editor.
It would simplify, would make by default more secure, and even would consume less battery energy to check just the first word from SMS against the configured password and then retire or process it further if the password matches. Nowadays more there is SMS-commands recognized, more processing SMScon-daemon has to do with every incoming SMS, although most likely probability that the SMS was meant for SMScon is little in normal situation when the device is not lost or stolen.
Or is there really people who do not set the prefix (the 2nd password) in SMSCon-editor?
All commands coming from SMS should start with this password. Therefore there wouldn't have to be this "second" password which is now the prefix to SMS-commands settable in smscon-editor.
It would simplify, would make by default more secure, and even would consume less battery energy to check just the first word from SMS against the configured password and then retire or process it further if the password matches. Nowadays more there is SMS-commands recognized, more processing SMScon-daemon has to do with every incoming SMS, although most likely probability that the SMS was meant for SMScon is little in normal situation when the device is not lost or stolen.
Or is there really people who do not set the prefix (the 2nd password) in SMSCon-editor?
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2010-12-20
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@ UNKLE's Never Never Land
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#580
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Originally Posted by zimon
No, it is not a good option. The "new" user will see (thus know) the password as soon as the first message arrives. The benefit from comparing 5 instead of 10 character strings will not make any difference in battery life.
It would be so logical, that there would be password for SMScon. The same password would be in SMScon-editor. The default password could be that 12345 or "smscon" or anything.
All commands coming from SMS should start with this password. Therefore there wouldn't have to be this "second" password which is now the prefix to SMS-commands settable in smscon-editor.
It would simplify, would make by default more secure, and even would consume less battery energy to check just the first word from SMS against the configured password and then retire or process it further if the password matches. Nowadays more there is SMS-commands recognized, more processing SMScon-daemon has to do with every incoming SMS, although most likely probability that the SMS was meant for SMScon is little in normal situation when the device is not lost or stolen.
Or is there really people who do not set the prefix (the 2nd password) in SMSCon-editor?
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Packages: elGR Locale, SMSCON Editor, Swappolube, CSSU Features Configuration, Snuggle, YAMAS, Cleven
Garage: SMSCON, Swappolube, CSSU Features Configuration, Snuggle
Wiki: SMSCON, SMSCON Editor, Swappolube, CSSU Features Configuration, Cleven
Packages: elGR Locale, SMSCON Editor, Swappolube, CSSU Features Configuration, Snuggle, YAMAS, Cleven
Garage: SMSCON, Swappolube, CSSU Features Configuration, Snuggle
Wiki: SMSCON, SMSCON Editor, Swappolube, CSSU Features Configuration, Cleven