ejasmudar | # 31 | 2011-03-08, 03:51 | Report

Yeah try my command without sudo gainroot.
Just sh /opt/conversationmodder/conversation_modder.sh

NOMIOMI | # 32 | 2011-03-08, 04:17 | Report

great share bro

droitwichgas | # 33 | 2011-03-08, 07:39 | Report

Tried this and now I get asked for a password in Xterm, I recall this is a common problem but how do I overcome it assuming I can with your script?

The info on this post sounds like the issue I am having?

http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...9&postcount=35

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Last edited by droitwichgas; 2011-03-08 at 08:09.

ejasmudar | # 34 | 2011-03-08, 09:22 | Report

This is a problem. To bypass this, we can generally use the 'sudo run-stanalone command'. That is what I have done.

So, I want you to try this for me:
If it is still asking for password, try
The first is the method that i am now using in my code. maybe i need to switch to the second command...?

droitwichgas | # 35 | 2011-03-08, 10:34 | Report

Unfortunately it is still asking for a password once I run the first line of each script?

ejasmudar | # 36 | 2011-03-08, 10:37 | Report

That is not two lines. It is a single long command. Please try it as one command.

n900 lover | # 37 | 2011-03-08, 11:27 | Report

Hi can you tell me how to uninstall your app? its not working for me and i just want to get rid of it.

ejasmudar | # 38 | 2011-03-08, 12:06 | Report

please see my reply to this a few posts back

droitwichgas | # 39 | 2011-03-08, 14:02 | Report

It is still asking for a password for both commands.

I assume where you have two lines where I enter it as one command I include both the "sh" at the end of the your first line and the start of the second so it looks like

.........run-standard sh sh /opt/.......

when I type in the commend on Xterm?

ejasmudar | # 40 | 2011-03-08, 14:12 | Report

look carefully, it is
there is a dot in between