**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Jan 13 02:59:57 2008 Jan 13 03:13:01 hmm, i can't seem to get my program's icon to show up consistently in the application list. Jan 13 03:41:20 who cares Jan 13 04:44:31 hi everybody Jan 13 04:44:58 anyone has your smartphone with android? (vncviewer) Jan 13 04:45:10 yes, but i wrote that project so Jan 13 04:46:34 jasta, nice to meet you its really cool that project, right now i have all working but i dont have idea about tunnel the connection (i have just in local) Jan 13 04:47:25 you mean to proxy it so that its listening on more than just the local interface? Jan 13 04:50:51 yes jasta, right now i have an smartphone with vncviewer (192.168.131.201) with ppp0 to my server 192.168.131.101 but with your project i cant to connect from the smartphone to the server Jan 13 04:51:18 because i have fbvncserver in 127.0.0.1:5900 listening Jan 13 04:51:34 I just googled for a quick and dirty proxy program and found this: Jan 13 04:51:44 "Further tunneling is required to connect from a Smartphone over the Internet or LAN, but it is pretty trivial. The redirection added through Android's telnet interface only listens on the local interface." Jan 13 04:51:49 http://www.life-gone-hazy.com/src/simple-tcp-proxy/simple-tcp-proxy.c Jan 13 04:51:59 so i just built that and invoke it as: Jan 13 04:52:10 ./simple-tcp-proxy 10.1.0.175 5900 127.0.0.1 5900 Jan 13 04:52:25 of course 10.1.0.175 is the interface on my system i wanted it to listen on. you should choose one appropriate for your machine :) Jan 13 04:53:11 but, do i need to install than simple-tcp-proxy.c inside android or something like that? (sorry i am newbie with android) Jan 13 04:53:27 but, do i need to install that simple-tcp-proxy.c inside android or something like that? (sorry i am newbie with android) Jan 13 04:53:38 no, that program is used on the emulator host (your PC). Jan 13 04:54:08 the reason it is necessary is simple, the Android emulator exposes redirected ports only on the local interface. So you can connect to it through localhost, but not through any other interface (such as your Ethernet network) Jan 13 04:54:30 a proxy can be used to listen on an arbitrary interface and facilitate communication. Jan 13 04:55:03 that said, once you have the proxy set up, you may still have to do more work like punch a hole in your firewall if you want to connect over the Internet. Jan 13 04:55:39 mm.. Jan 13 04:56:52 so in my server for example in console i just execute: ./simple-tcp-proxy 192.168.131.201 5900 192.168.131.102 5900 Jan 13 04:57:16 well, no, the destination would always need to be 127.0.0.1. Jan 13 04:57:29 this is pretty basic networking ;) Jan 13 04:57:35 oh yes, sorry Jan 13 04:58:19 all you're trying to do is open up the server to listen on more interfaces than 127.0.0.1. Jan 13 05:01:58 jasta: pls i am trying to execute but i obtain: http://pastebin.com/m361e6704 Jan 13 05:02:31 lol Jan 13 05:02:46 are you serious? :) Jan 13 05:03:08 sorry i am newbie with this... :( Jan 13 05:03:20 that file is C source code, not an executable program. Jan 13 05:03:40 you need to compile it first, obviously. gcc -o simple-tcp-proxy simple-tcp-proxy.c Jan 13 05:03:43 hehe Jan 13 05:04:11 a jajajaja yes you are right sorry i dont sleep 2 days so i am flying my mind... Jan 13 05:04:52 also, don't run that program as root either, once you do compile it. Jan 13 05:05:21 there is no need, as regular users should be able to bind any unprivileged port without problems. only port 1 thru 1024 are privileged. Jan 13 05:05:48 ok jasta, thanks Jan 13 05:06:29 hehe, you really tickled me with that one. Jan 13 05:06:47 been a while since i've encountered anyone that didn't know what to do with a .c file :) Jan 13 05:07:36 jeje Jan 13 05:08:04 .c=complicated jeje Jan 13 05:22:18 jasta: yes, it was the solution thats is working thank you i really apreciate Jan 13 05:26:31 and sorry for the stupid question about c ;) Jan 13 05:42:42 :p Jan 13 06:07:58 re Jan 13 07:16:34 lame Jan 13 09:17:20 no blog post this week? how sad Jan 13 09:19:49 did you expect one? Jan 13 09:20:19 yeah :) Jan 13 09:20:37 maybe a SDK update, or what is coming up in the future Jan 13 09:22:09 hopefully a fucking nio fix Jan 13 09:22:12 im still waiting on that Jan 13 09:22:38 nio? Jan 13 09:50:19 the ContentProvider system is oversimplified, I think. Jan 13 09:50:41 complex, well structured, normalized data is almost impossible to expose through this mechanism. Jan 13 09:54:09 it would actually be much better if i just had my database world-readable, so that all the complex joins could be constructed as efficiently as possible by the applications that need the concrete data. Jan 13 09:55:23 ugh. Jan 13 10:14:50 fuck generalization :) Jan 13 14:21:31 hm Jan 13 14:22:44 i just noticed that when you click on a Spinner it doesnt set focus on it unlike a EditText and Button Jan 13 15:53:12 any word if bluetooth will be available for round2? and if you don't win round1 can you particiate in round2? Jan 13 16:17:19 sup cybereagle Jan 13 16:33:46 !topic Drupal Association election Jan 15, 2008 http://buytaert.net/applications/node/69 Jan 13 16:33:52 Sorry, wrong channel Jan 13 18:40:47 hello Jan 13 18:42:43 hi jasta Jan 13 18:45:13 hello Jan 13 18:50:52 hello Jan 13 18:53:25 5-minut "hello"-timer? :o Jan 13 18:53:35 hi Jan 13 19:10:01 hello Jan 13 19:53:43 michaelnovakjr: hi Jan 13 20:05:14 * The_PHP_Jedi thinks a conversation cannot get past 'hi' in #Android :P Jan 13 20:05:21 sup Lede Jan 13 20:11:30 * Lede detaches keyboard just to proof The_PHP_Jedi wrong Jan 13 20:15:27 :O Jan 13 21:46:05 yawn **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Jan 14 02:59:56 2008