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	hrbani	2015-07-01 , 13:09
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Hi!

How is possible to access to /home/user/.slpgwd/layer content on N9?
I want to access default ringtones and ... on N9.

I went to /home/user/.slpgwd/layer with

Code:

cd /home/user/.slpgwd/layer

but with "ls command" I received "Permission denied!"

Thanks in advance

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EDIT:
I tested it under:
opensh
devel-su
develsh
sudo -s
but as all of them, I received "Permission Denied"

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aspergerguy	2015-07-01 , 13:37
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Hi
What about "devel-su" followed by "rootme" if you haven't altered it omitting inverted commas?

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	hrbani	2015-07-01 , 13:43
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Originally Posted by aspergerguy

Hi
What about "devel-su" followed by "rootme" if you haven't altered it omitting inverted commas?

Thanks I always use terminal under opensh

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EDIT:
I tested it under:
opensh
devel-su
develsh
sudo -s
but as all of them, I received "Permission Denied"

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aspergerguy	2015-07-01 , 13:51
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Sorry I couldn't get around to editing post before you replied, but if just after ringtones aren't they in /usr/share/sounds?

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	hrbani	2015-07-01 , 14:00
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Originally Posted by aspergerguy

Sorry I couldn't get around to editing post before you replied, but if just after ringtones aren't they in /usr/share/sounds?

Thanks, I find theme there as you said. also I find only "/home/user/.slpgwd/layer" with

Code:

find / -name Blip

Now:
1) My problem for finding ringtones is solved with thanks of aspergerguy.

2) I have to problem:
2) 1) How to access "/home/user/.slpgwd/layer" content?
2) 2) What is it? What is its usage?

Thanks a lot

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	Mikkosssss	2015-07-01 , 15:06
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Originally Posted by hrbani

2) I have to problem:
2) 1) How to access "/home/user/.slpgwd/layer" content?
2) 2) What is it? What is its usage?

In my N9 that folder is just empty. You can use Filebox filebrowser to see and copy files to MyDocs.

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	peterleinchen	2015-07-01 , 18:19
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What about a simple

Code:

ls -al /home/user/.slpgwd

?

It will show you that this subdirectory is owned by aegisfs (group crypto). And that no one besides that user (even root) has read nor write access.

I have no idea what is inside that folder.
You may alter its security level by allowing root user also read access (chmod o+r dirname). It might be (I believe so) that this command will fail on stock (aegis) kernel. Then you would need an open-mode (aegis neutered) kernel to do so.

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nieldk	2015-07-01 , 19:09
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Originally Posted by peterleinchen

What about a simple
Code:
ls -al /home/user/.slpgwd
?

It will show you that this subdirectory is owned by aegisfs (group crypto). And that no one besides that user (even root) has read nor write access.

I have no idea what is inside that folder.
You may alter its security level by allowing root user also read access (chmod o+r dirname). It might be (I believe so) that this command will fail on stock (aegis) kernel. Then you would need an open-mode (aegis neutered) kernel to do so.

Perhaps root can be added to group crypto ?
Nope, none of the above works (even with openmode)

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	peterleinchen	2015-07-01 , 19:57
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Originally Posted by nieldk

Perhaps root can be added to group crypto ?

Another (im)possible possibility.

Nope, none of the above works (even with openmode)

ORLY?

This I would not have expected.
Did you try with develsh after devel-su? (iirc for some actions I needed to have that, too)

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robthebold	2015-07-01 , 20:18
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"df" reveals that this directory -- and some others -- is/are actually a mount point for "aegisfs". If one were super-interested in the contents, I suppose editing mtab to change permissions (then restarting) might help.

Of course, if one does manage to gain write access and mess around with the aegis directories one might kill one's phone and need to reflash . . . so proceed with caution -- it probably won't be nearly as interesting as you're hoping it is.