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El Amir | # 701 | 2010-08-27, 12:10 | Report

Originally Posted by dwould View Post

All this on the day before I get married. This really is it though, no more updates for a couple of weeks.

I think you deserve a round of applause!
Go get married, we can can wait for the updates later on.

There ARE priorities in life you know!

Uxi | # 702 | 2010-08-30, 20:13 | Report

Originally Posted by dwould View Post

you mean witter keeps forgetting this setting? have you been removing the .witter files? I've never had witter forget my oauth once set. The only caviat to that is if you configure it, and witter crashes rather than gets closed normally, then it would never have had the chance to save the settings.

Haven't been removing the .witter files... I've done the OAuth twice now. I haven't noticed it crashing. I'll set it up again.

Does the N900 keep crash logs anywhere?

frozensummers | # 703 | 2010-08-30, 23:40 | Report

Originally Posted by dwould View Post

the only thing you're missing is the logs that would help me help you...check the sig, i can normally figure out what went wrong, if it was my app or twitter etc. but without the logs there is nothing i can do.

I have the same issue as this guy, so I logged it.

Then it worked fine.

I've attached the log anyway, and yeah its still broken when I open it normally

Attached Files

witter.txt (2.3 KB, 99 views)

qwenjis | # 704 | 2010-08-31, 09:15 | Report

"tweet location" doesn't work for me.

Even if phone shows gps on and everything looks like witter gained my coordinates, I can't see later on twitter site my location.

johnny_knoe | # 705 | 2010-09-01, 19:40 | Report

Can someone tell me where witter stores the user settings? I want to reset witter, but uninstall and reinstall doesn't work. Seems some configuration files are left on the device.

Thank you!

freemanamg | # 706 | 2010-09-01, 22:26 | Report

I'm having issues while starting up. Witter just became unresponsive. I tried to delete .witter files, and also reinstalling, and nothing.

Looking at the startup log, it seems to be related to the "oAuthapocalypse", because Witter is trying to log using basic auth:

Code:

gestures enabled
tweet with location disabled
no service setting
No more users to load
Establishing api for Twitter using basic auth
Connection working ok
failed to read timeline file
failed to read timeline file
failed to read timeline file
UI elements loaded from file
signals connected to buttons
Loading Theme Icons
pixbufs loaded for default theme
defining ui buttons
define portrait keyboard objects
define general window
adding button to panned area
time to show the window
pixbufs loaded for touch theme
pixbufs loaded for touch theme
running tasks: 1
getting tweets with freemanamg
base url = https://twitter.com/
base url of api object = https://twitter.com/
refreshing since22575435198
fetching tweets from https://twitter.com/statuses/friends_timeline.json
running tasks: 2
getting dms
refreshing since22571662323
running tasks: 3
getting mentions
refreshing since22571662323
end refresh setup
setting automatic
enabling accelerometer
getting profile info
quitting
lat = 25.200000, long = 0.000000
error
Error retrieving tweets Server returned 401 : Not authorised: check uid/pwd
running tasks: 2
error
Error retrieving dms Server returned 401 : Not authorised: check uid/pwd
running tasks: 1

But the thing is that, since Witter is frozen once it starts up, I cannot access to settings and fix this issue. Do you have any sugestion?

johnny_knoe | # 707 | 2010-09-02, 06:46 | Report

That is exactly my problem. Can't access the settings dialogue because witter is not responding. Therefore my question regarding the configuration files...

HellFlyer | # 708 | 2010-09-02, 07:03 | Report

Tweego is much better

johnny_knoe | # 709 | 2010-09-02, 07:13 | Report

...but doesn't work right now (authentication problems). It seems tweetgo.net is the best solution for twitter on n900 at the moment.

Rob1n | # 710 | 2010-09-02, 08:19 | Report

Originally Posted by johnny_knoe View Post

Can someone tell me where witter stores the user settings? I want to reset witter, but uninstall and reinstall doesn't work. Seems some configuration files are left on the device.

There's a load of .witter files in /home/user - "rm -rf .witter*" should clear them all out.

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