**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Oct 15 03:00:01 2018 Oct 15 06:30:19 hey there ... does supl.nokia.com works properly for you, or did it change/break again? Oct 15 08:42:21 it has finally vansiedd off the face of the earth Oct 15 08:42:35 seriously? :/ Oct 15 08:42:44 do we have any replacement in progress? Oct 15 08:43:02 yup. see last few posts in tmo post about a-gps Oct 15 08:43:06 ah :) Oct 15 08:43:51 hmm, where was that again Oct 15 08:44:19 some say supl.google.com works for them, but i am skeptical Oct 15 08:44:30 I never saw it work tbh Oct 15 08:44:40 (not with location-daemon, that is) Oct 15 08:44:41 netiher have i Oct 15 08:44:57 we could maybe proxy it Oct 15 08:45:23 ping to that host works Oct 15 08:45:27 https://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=90651 Oct 15 08:45:45 64 bytes from lh-in-f192.1e100.net (64.233.161.192): icmp_seq=1 ttl=47 time=25.6 ms Oct 15 08:46:06 what host is that? Oct 15 08:46:24 supl.google.com Oct 15 08:46:25 darn. Oct 15 08:46:28 misread Oct 15 08:46:31 ;) Oct 15 08:46:48 ok, nokia one dns vanished Oct 15 08:47:37 It could be nokia moving there dns about? i assume microsoft had control of some of it for a bit. Oct 15 08:47:57 aren't they supposed to give it back, somehow? Oct 15 08:48:13 they own it, who should they give it back to? Oct 15 08:48:15 i think now the server is just decommissioned Oct 15 08:48:30 it has been working for a while .. only recently stopped working. Oct 15 08:48:33 I mean ... MS no longer own the Nokia brand iirc Oct 15 08:48:42 so i don't think MS has anything to do with it Oct 15 08:48:44 best course of action i guess is just changing /etc/hosts or binary editing Oct 15 08:48:57 binary editing? nah :) Oct 15 08:49:09 RE-ing of liblocation, maybe Oct 15 08:49:19 and even that is probably not needed Oct 15 08:49:55 we could probably add an A-GPS proxy to forward location-daemon's request to google with proper additions Oct 15 08:50:37 afair supl.nokia.com was distributed via amazonaws anyway Oct 15 08:53:16 indeed Oct 15 08:54:19 microsoft/nokia lumias where using supl.nokia.com for a bit though AFAIK. Oct 15 08:55:03 I imagine new nokias will just use google supl Oct 15 08:55:24 do lumia phones still receive support? Oct 15 08:55:53 But nokia supl down means all symbian stuff now has no supl. Oct 15 08:56:18 I doubt symbian is still "supported" in any way Oct 15 08:57:14 lumia was discontinued a year ago Oct 15 08:58:35 security updates to dec 2019 according to wiki Oct 15 09:00:03 MS Lumia site has links back to Nokia HMD so they must have some deal. Oct 15 09:03:03 * sixwheeledbeast looks at 130 Classic Oct 15 09:04:03 slightly derailing the discussion - any browser that is TLS 1.2 capable? (on Maemo)? Oct 15 09:06:31 wasn't that jonwils plan on TMO Oct 15 09:08:28 my recent issues with QT (the latest one) seem to suggest that TLS 1.0 is disabled in the new build. :-/ Oct 15 09:09:03 i don't know how to confirm this Oct 15 09:13:21 mmm, maybe not Oct 15 09:24:00 is there some way to check if sms was multipart? Oct 15 09:24:20 (apart from direct access to sqlite db) Oct 15 09:31:26 well, adding recent openssl libraries alongside our old 0.9.8 version should not be an issue Oct 15 09:38:28 Backtracking: the rent for my home is almost half of my monthly expenses, then food is around a quarter. Oct 15 10:15:58 sicelo: would you give a chance to easydebian? Oct 15 10:15:59 i run midori on that Oct 15 10:15:59 and it's probably the fastest browser on maemo right now Oct 15 11:01:17 ceene, yes i have been downloading image :) Oct 15 11:01:27 soon as it is done, i'll give it a spin Oct 15 11:02:14 opera-mobile 12.5 has some support for tls 1.2, but i guess not enough ciphers, or whatever else (i'm not too familiar with ssl jargon) Oct 15 11:03:40 ceene: https://mail.jwpub.irg ... please test it for me if you're able to get to a login screen. if you have time, of course. Oct 15 11:05:13 *.org Oct 15 11:08:09 https://www.howsmyssl.com/ Oct 15 11:38:28 i should read up on this stuff .. but i guess the problem is - opera (or other browser) advertises to the server that it supports weak ciphers _in_ _addtion_ to the 'strong' ones. as soon as server sees the weak ones, it closes connection. Oct 15 11:40:13 why aren't these things designed that the server tells the browser what it wants to use, and browser picks the correct thing? :-/ Oct 15 12:08:41 So not to break the internet? Working that way is part of the c-s model. Clients request, servers provide. Oct 15 12:09:53 well, in ssh client and server talk to each other Oct 15 12:10:18 and negotiate common and preferred ciphers list Oct 15 12:10:54 sicelo: on iceweasel on debian I can, if I remember this afternoon, I'll try on midori on n900 Oct 15 12:13:02 so it's m$ problem of bad workaround in their software Oct 15 12:21:05 MS? Oct 15 12:22:25 wasnt that the one server running m$ mail? Oct 15 12:23:07 i used that address as an example. i have same issue with gitlab.com for example Oct 15 12:59:21 yay! the latest ED image comes with IceWeasel. i can access the mail.jwpub on it. still going to try midori. Oct 15 12:59:33 midori is so much faster Oct 15 13:00:26 i'll install it Oct 15 13:00:36 it also has a couple of very useful things by default, such as a dropdown selector to choose user agent Oct 15 13:00:48 so you can configure it so identify as a mobile browser if you want Oct 15 13:00:57 s/so/to/ Oct 15 14:15:00 turns out midori has cert issue with that site as well. or i need to figure out how midori uses certificate stores Oct 15 14:26:19 strace midori 2>&1 |grep open ? Oct 15 14:26:33 you will see what files it opens Oct 15 14:26:37 (or tries to open) Oct 15 14:28:20 oh :( Oct 15 14:28:24 i didn't expect that at all Oct 15 14:29:17 what does it complaint about exactly? Oct 15 14:29:23 s/complaint/complain/ Oct 15 14:29:29 i don't know how to write English anymore Oct 15 14:32:10 typing on N900 - sorry for the brevity - but the 'problem' is the same as debian bug 806169 Oct 15 14:32:54 > Error Code: 408. The operation timed out. The remote server did not Oct 15 14:32:54 > respond within the set time allowed. The server might be unavailable Oct 15 14:32:54 > at this time. Try again later or contact the server Oct 15 14:32:54 > administrator. (12002) Oct 15 14:32:56 that? Oct 15 14:33:09 oh, I see Oct 15 14:33:09 this Oct 15 14:33:10 Error granting trust: Couldn't find a place to store the pinned certificate Oct 15 14:33:25 yes Oct 15 14:35:26 why the hell is all this so complicated Oct 15 14:35:53 apt-get install libp11-kit-gnome-keyring Oct 15 14:35:59 try to install that on your easydebian Oct 15 14:36:16 and after that some variation of modutil -add gnome-keyring -libfile ./lib/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11/gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so -mechanisms RSA:DSA -dbdir ~/.config/midori/ Oct 15 14:36:17 couldn't find it :-) Oct 15 14:36:24 what a piece of shit Oct 15 14:36:38 i'll try later this afternoon when i have my n900, i'm at work now Oct 15 14:36:47 i don't remember midori failing me in any web Oct 15 14:36:57 but maybe i had some later version of easydebian, I'm thiking Oct 15 14:37:06 some development image, maybe? Oct 15 14:38:02 wtf o.O Oct 15 14:40:04 which image have you installed? Oct 15 14:41:09 i think mine is newer than yours - debian_jessie_2 Oct 15 14:41:43 is there a jessie image? Oct 15 14:41:44 wow Oct 15 14:42:10 let me try midori on debian sid x86 Oct 15 14:43:11 maybe the jessie image is too new... lol Oct 15 14:47:44 it loads on my pc Oct 15 14:48:31 i'll try later on my n900 Oct 15 14:51:46 sure. in the meantime, my big issues are gone since i can access the two mailboxes now. yes things are slow, but i can wait :-) Oct 15 15:47:29 sicelo: https://mail.jwpub.irg works on my n900's midori Oct 15 15:47:56 midori 0.4.3 Oct 15 15:48:33 ok. you're using wheezy image? Oct 15 15:49:13 8.3 Oct 15 15:50:20 8.5 for me Oct 15 15:50:54 i don't know which image it was, because ii wrote it to an sdcard partition Oct 15 15:51:03 so i don't have the image name Oct 15 15:51:22 must be jessie_1 Oct 16 02:30:34 ceene: ./lib/i386-linux-gnu/… on the N900, an ARM computer? 0_o **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Oct 16 02:59:59 2018