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2010-02-02
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#21
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Originally Posted by arzleb
I believe it's checked about once a day when you switch connections. You can't disable it but you can set the interval incredibly high. There's instructions on how to do this elsewhere in the forum.
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2010-02-03
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update:
total consumption since yesterday is 3MB with some minor browsing...
Ovi Contacts signed in + Email + weather
so it seems the RSS had to do with this sudden surge in MB over night... now the question is: is that normal or the RSS has a major bug that need to be fixed?
total consumption since yesterday is 3MB with some minor browsing...
Ovi Contacts signed in + Email + weather
so it seems the RSS had to do with this sudden surge in MB over night... now the question is: is that normal or the RSS has a major bug that need to be fixed?
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2010-02-03
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#23
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what about using offline -mode overnight?
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2010-02-03
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#24
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The system is also checking for updates regularly. This can transfer a few kB or MB, too, by downloading the package indexes, depending on which repositories you have enabled.
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2010-02-03
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#25
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Originally Posted by ossipena
i dont want to go offline i might need it over night... but at the same time i dont want to be forced by the N900 to update something while i dont want to do it.
what about using offline -mode overnight?
also it seems its an RSS issue.
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2010-02-03
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#26
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Originally Posted by pycage
how to disable this?
The system is also checking for updates regularly. This can transfer a few kB or MB, too, by downloading the package indexes, depending on which repositories you have enabled.
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2010-02-03
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#27
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Originally Posted by arzleb
It could well be normal - depends on what's in the feeds and what the RSS reader does with enclosures (attachments) by default.
so it seems the RSS had to do with this sudden surge in MB over night... now the question is: is that normal or the RSS has a major bug that need to be fixed?
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2010-02-03
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#29
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Originally Posted by zerojay
In which case, unless there's a very large number of high-throughput feeds, I can't believe that it would download 30MB in a single night without there being a bug.
RSS does not automatically download enclosures.
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2010-02-03
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#30
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
If it is downloading them, they are nowhere to be found or inaccessable to users so... it would be very odd.
In which case, unless there's a very large number of high-throughput feeds, I can't believe that it would download 30MB in a single night without there being a bug.
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