**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Jul 07 02:59:59 2014 Jul 07 03:27:52 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mWHRakh5Hw :-D Jul 07 03:28:17 (not me!) Jul 07 03:28:58 just re >>I need better magnifier goggles that allow a "telescope" macro view of the object<< Jul 07 03:44:12 or already ERSASCOPE!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlTV3T-JNAk Jul 07 07:25:30 DocScrutinizer05, I did the usb "prevent fix" wit a hot air rework stantion and a zd-99 solder stantion Jul 07 07:35:49 i almost had used slderpaste and hot air, but then I was to lazy to open up the solder paste syringe, so I thought I'd try with classical soldering iron first Jul 07 07:36:49 which was actually incredibly easy Jul 07 07:37:29 thanks to the great FL-88 fulx I guess Jul 07 07:37:37 Flux even Jul 07 07:39:46 it's really all just about proper tools and material Jul 07 07:39:59 wow, the bots are online again Jul 07 08:09:22 ffs, does the text database crash with long messages, or what? Jul 07 08:10:21 Wasn't able to click a message to get to the dialogue that lets me copy it, reopened the SMS window for that contact and it was gone. Jul 07 08:10:34 and it's not in the sqlite database. Jul 07 08:10:59 Got the person to resend it, but still can't copy it. Jul 07 08:11:05 * Maxdamantus just typed it manually. Jul 07 08:13:58 maybe your eventsdb got corrupted? Jul 07 08:14:14 Maybe, dunno. Jul 07 08:14:35 I haven't actually tried it with other contacts or with the same contact with smaller messages. Jul 07 08:15:06 but once she sent the long message again, I was again unable to select earlier messages (which worker just after reopening the dialogue) Jul 07 08:15:09 worked* Jul 07 08:16:39 Though my message asking her to resend doesn't seem to be in the db .. dunno if it normally updates periodically or something. Jul 07 08:17:53 nope, instantly Jul 07 08:18:04 IroN900:~# ll ~user/.rtcom-eventlogger/el-v1.db* Jul 07 08:18:06 -rw-r--r-- 1 user users 910336 2014-07-01 17:20 /home/user/.rtcom-eventlogger/el-v1.db Jul 07 08:18:07 -rw-r--r-- 1 user users 0 2011-03-06 20:12 /home/user/.rtcom-eventlogger/el-v1.db-journal Jul 07 08:18:11 Re. Jul 07 08:18:31 DocScrutinizer05: You rock. Just wanted to say that. Jul 07 08:18:37 o.O Jul 07 08:18:40 -rw------- 1 user users 160.0K Jul 6 23:59 el-v1.db Jul 07 08:18:50 Curious last modification time. Jul 07 08:18:53 Mon Jul 7 20:18:54 NZST 2014 Jul 07 08:18:54 =^.^= Jul 07 08:18:56 ♥ Jul 07 08:19:54 rename dat shite, see if it recovers. will also clean out all your events (call log, text log...) Jul 07 08:21:37 does the text message contain any special chars or sth. Also, was that a SMS or what? Jul 07 08:22:20 there's also some buffer used for communication with the modem aiui Jul 07 08:22:41 at least SMS pending to get sent are piling up there. See cherry Jul 07 08:22:44 ~cherry Jul 07 08:22:53 :-S Jul 07 08:23:06 WE LOVE YOU DOC Jul 07 08:23:07 ~+status Jul 07 08:23:07 Since Mon Jul 7 07:40:19 2014, there have been 0 modifications, 0 questions, 0 dunnos, 0 morons and 0 commands. I have been awake for 42m 48s this session, and currently reference 119293 factoids. I'm using about 79464 kB of memory. With 0 active forks. Process time user/system 3.9/0.28 child 0/0 Jul 07 08:23:25 o-O what the heck Jul 07 08:23:36 ~factinfo cherry Jul 07 08:23:36 error: you do not have enough flags for that. (o required) Jul 07 08:23:37 kerio: there's no such factoid as cherry Jul 07 08:23:41 why does everybody love me. That's scary Jul 07 08:23:45 Hm. After dumping the db as it was then recreating it using the dump, I can see that it saved her message two before she sent the long one. Jul 07 08:24:01 because you're cute and cuddly Jul 07 08:24:02 obviously Jul 07 08:24:08 even though that was this hour, not yesterday. Jul 07 08:24:14 This is stupidly confusing. Jul 07 08:24:23 Does sqlite3 mess with the modification times? Jul 07 08:24:30 or does it store messages somewhere else? Jul 07 08:25:13 ~listkeys cherry Jul 07 08:25:15 Factoid search of 'cherry' by key (4): weathercode cherry point ;; cmd: cherry (.*?) ;; cherry pie ;; cherry vanilla creme. Jul 07 08:25:26 grrr Jul 07 08:25:34 maybe someone deleted it Jul 07 08:25:39 "what the fuck? this isn't about fruit" Jul 07 08:25:40 hardly Jul 07 08:25:51 ~jrtools Jul 07 08:25:51 jrtools is, like, http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Joerg_rw/tools Jul 07 08:26:19 Meh, it's losing stuff again. Jul 07 08:26:25 How does it even happen? Jul 07 08:26:39 ~#maemo cherry is http://wiki.maemo.org/PR1.2_compulsory_My_Nokia_subscription Jul 07 08:26:40 okay, DocScrutinizer05 Jul 07 08:26:58 Why can't people use fucking text files? Jul 07 08:27:03 At least then you can comprehend problems. Jul 07 08:27:20 ask ~poettering ;-) Jul 07 08:27:21 and it will probably work even if files get corrupted somehow. Jul 07 08:27:31 systemd uses binary logging now Jul 07 08:27:59 prolly mysql, as I know that guy Jul 07 08:28:16 * Maxdamantus intends to avoid systemd. Jul 07 08:28:52 Maxdamantus: anyway check ~cherry, it has pointers to some /var/dunno/what location where raw plain text files of SMS are supposed to hide Jul 07 08:30:14 Oh, it didn't lose messages .. just saw an alert from a week ago for some reason. Jul 07 08:30:25 http://wiki.maemo.org/PR1.2_compulsory_My_Nokia_subscription#Recovering Jul 07 08:30:39 O_o Jul 07 08:31:06 check /var/spool/sms/ Jul 07 08:33:02 >>Cherry will tell the CSD daemon, through CSD's libcsd-sms.so module, to send the SMS directly, bypassing Telepathy and RTCOMM so the SMS is not visible in your Messaging history.<< Jul 07 08:33:51 suggests it's either telepathy or rtcomm which is supposed to write the SMS to /home/user/.rtcom-eventlogger/el-v1.db Jul 07 08:46:06 Mm, that seems to only have messages that haven't been handled yet. Jul 07 08:55:33 ~cherry Jul 07 08:55:39 extra, extra, read all about it, cherry is http://wiki.maemo.org/PR1.2_compulsory_My_Nokia_subscription Jul 07 10:42:14 I've made the jump to android and now have 2 perfectly good n900's surplus - if anyone's interested Jul 07 11:56:24 jpinx: send them to me! Jul 07 14:30:30 kerio: how much ? :) Jul 07 17:30:43 DocScrutinizer: infobot joined! Jul 07 21:39:19 how can i see the savved jabber passwords? Jul 07 21:41:04 i looked in some places like .rtcom-accounts and gconf, but nothing Jul 07 21:48:27 i'm not sure where else it could be Jul 07 21:54:33 .signon/user-db.xml could be, but encrypted Jul 07 21:58:02 according to twitter its not xml Jul 07 22:01:25 user___: gconf Jul 07 22:02:07 ~Poettering Jul 07 22:02:08 'sth is poettering' means it acts invasive, possessive, destructive, and generally in an egocentric exacerbating negative way. ``this cancer is extremely poettering'', or you look here for Linus' notion on what's poettering: http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/1404.0/01331.html, or http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/1404.0/01488.html Jul 07 22:02:47 oh, you already looked in gconf .. look again. definitely there .. just my N900 is on battery strike right now, i would give you the whole path/node (whatever it's called) Jul 07 22:02:59 Sicelo: except the jabber passwords aren't there ...? Jul 07 22:03:11 they are definitely accessible via gconftool -R / Jul 07 22:04:00 i'm grepping that for my account and no Jul 07 22:04:06 exchange stores it there Jul 07 22:04:22 haha, exchange? you said jabber Jul 07 22:04:59 yeah i'm looking for jabber Jul 07 22:05:03 i just saw esxchange Jul 07 22:07:52 modest, rdesktop, i can see them Jul 07 22:08:08 grepping for password i see passwords i know aren't for that account Jul 07 22:09:19 i do see an encrypted_password but less won't let me use / to get there Jul 07 22:11:17 ok thats activesync Jul 07 22:11:37 but yeah not in gconf Jul 07 22:13:16 argh fatfingered close Jul 07 22:13:22 but yeah it's not in gconf Jul 07 22:14:34 Sicelo: i'm pretty sure it's probably in user_db.xml... if i can get to it Jul 07 22:15:03 well, maybe i've forgotten.. still trying to get my N900 to switch on Jul 07 22:15:14 i could have sworn they are in gconf Jul 07 22:15:18 i gotta leavep low bat, power outage in area **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Jul 08 02:59:58 2014