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Jul 17 07:04:20 <ka6sox> dwc-, I am on tmo with a pre2
Jul 17 09:03:43 <dwc-> 2.1.2 or 2.2.4? and how's your data been? not sure if it's a wide rollout, my buddy in baltimore finally started getting the mobile-hotspot upsell a week before I did
Jul 17 17:39:12 <dwc-> ka6sox: well this is interesting.... if I take curl and pop in the default U-A of "Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; webOS/2.1.0; U; en-US) AppleWebKit/532.2 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/1.0 Safari/532.2 Pre/1.2" I get the redir, but if I add the Linux; to make it more like my pre3's it's fine.
Jul 17 17:39:33 <dwc-> Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; webOS/2.1.0; U; en-US) AppleWebKi
Jul 17 17:39:34 <dwc-> t/532.2 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/1.0 Safari/532.2 Pre/1.2
Jul 17 17:40:13 <ka6sox> hmmmm
Jul 17 17:40:33 <ka6sox> UA spoofing is done a lot so thats not an issue...
Jul 17 17:41:28 <dwc-> this may even fit into the webos2 user agent changing
Jul 17 17:41:43 <dwc-> I can replace the U; with Linux;
Jul 17 17:42:01 <ka6sox> :)
Jul 17 17:43:34 <dwc-> or add Linux to the end of the UA, which looks like it fits with that ua tokens thing dkirker posted
Jul 17 17:47:01 <dwc-> this is pretty strange imo
Jul 17 17:47:28 <dwc-> curl and wget as default user agents work? but webos is filtered?
Jul 17 22:04:45 <dwc-> dkirker: any idea whether adding tokens to the browser.conf and browser-app.conf could break things like the app catalog?
Jul 17 22:08:00 <dkirker> dwc-: no. they won't. well... add them to browser-app.conf
Jul 17 22:08:06 <dkirker> browser.conf is used by Luna
Jul 17 22:08:10 <dkirker> that *will* break it
Jul 17 22:09:51 <dkirker> dwc-: Read this *carefully* before beginning. It explains everything. http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/WebKit_UserAgent_Override
Jul 18 00:11:24 <fx1> lol, "Set by Adora on Wed Jan 25" >> RIP
Jul 18 00:17:04 <HaDAk> T.T
Jul 18 00:17:19 <HaDAk>  /invite Adora
Jul 18 00:25:49 <dwc-> dkirker: yea I read that
Jul 18 00:26:01 <dwc-> that's what I was working off of
Jul 18 00:26:14 <dwc-> it seems like each token is just appended in alpha order, name can be of arbitrary value?
Jul 18 00:26:40 <dwc-> so basically, tmo seems to be detecting my pre2 as being on a mobile hotspot
Jul 18 00:27:09 <dwc-> one of them fixed the browser, the other one fixed apps that make http calls (e.g. rss readers)
Jul 18 00:27:37 <dwc-> so, I kind of wanted both...
Jul 18 00:39:15 <dkirker> dwc-: browser.conf is tied to LunaSysMgr. I am not sure how adding tokens will affect the app catalog. When I interfaced with that team, they were doing stupid stupid things to check for each device (I hate to insult them... but you NEVER sniff a UA in large chunks... there is a reason things are logically broken down...).
Jul 18 00:39:30 <dkirker> That will change any UA an app sends.
Jul 18 00:39:43 <dkirker> browser-app.conf is tied to BrowserServer, and only affects web pages.
Jul 18 00:40:03 <dkirker> But yeah, the token application is somewhat arbitrary. The file name does not matter, just the contents.
Jul 18 00:40:17 <dkirker> And, I don't believe that it is alphabetical.
Jul 18 00:40:37 <dkirker> It is reverse order of the nodes in the folder. or something like that.
Jul 18 00:41:39 <dkirker> But, I *think* appending tokens *should* be safe for the appcat. The issue was when people were replacing the entire thing by modifying the binary...
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