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Sep 28 08:44:44 <sophomore> How can I prevent my n900 from checking for updated automatically?
Sep 28 08:58:18 <NIN101> yeah there is a way, you somehow set the update interval to a high number
Sep 28 10:09:03 <chem|st> NIN101: gconftool -s -t int /apps/hildon/update-notifier/check_interval -NUMBERINMINUTES-
Sep 28 10:09:27 <chem|st> sophomore: ^^
Sep 28 10:09:58 <sophomore> thanks
Sep 28 10:10:46 <chem|st> the length is limited (if it is too long it will ignore it and use a default value iirc)
Sep 28 10:11:12 <sophomore> What's the highest valid value? What about 0?
Sep 28 10:11:35 <chem|st> 0 results in default value, you cannot disable it
Sep 28 10:11:47 <chem|st> I set it to 42720
Sep 28 10:12:06 <chem|st> initially
Sep 28 10:12:18 <sophomore> Once a month, eh? Good enough for me.
Sep 28 10:12:35 <chem|st> if you check repos once a month anyway it will never look for updates
Sep 28 10:13:34 <chem|st> limit is ~2B
Sep 28 10:14:47 <chem|st> so something like 2M should be fair enough (~5years)
Sep 28 10:15:01 <chem|st> 4 years...
Sep 28 10:15:17 <chem|st> http://wiki.maemo.org/Customizing_Maemo#Disabling_Auto_Updates_Check
Sep 28 10:16:16 <Wizzup> no update for bash yet ;( 
Sep 28 10:28:16 <japa-fi> wizzup that makes it dangerous to host website on your n900...
Sep 28 11:10:51 <bencoh> :D
Sep 28 11:11:10 <bencoh> srsly though, what about maemo dhcp client and bash scripts ?
Sep 28 11:15:52 <Pali> bencoh: maemo does not use bash
Sep 28 11:16:00 <Pali> but messybox
Sep 28 11:16:06 * Wizzup has bash set as his shell though
Sep 28 11:16:11 <Wizzup> but yes
Sep 28 11:16:47 <Pali> do you have bash in /bin/sh??
Sep 28 11:17:00 <bencoh> right, I forgot about that
Sep 28 11:18:29 <Wizzup> Pali: no
Sep 28 11:18:54 <Pali> so dhcp client and any other maemo parts are not vulnerable
Sep 28 11:19:24 <Pali> CLOSED NOTABUG :-)
Sep 28 11:19:46 <Wizzup> ... my bash is still vulnerable :) and I never stated dhcp is
Sep 28 11:20:04 <Wizzup> 'vulnerable' (arguably not a bug)
Sep 28 11:20:33 <Pali> bash is not part of maemo system, so its up to you to fix problem...
Sep 28 11:21:17 <bencoh> true, that's just extras' concern
Sep 28 11:37:23 <jonwil> package "bash" is listed as being in "Maemo 5 device SSU repository"
Sep 28 11:37:32 <jonwil> or rather "Maemo 5 device SSU repository (>= PR1.2)"
Sep 28 11:37:50 <jonwil> specifically "bash 2.05b-26osso8+0m5"
Sep 28 11:44:17 <Wizzup> there's also bash4
Sep 28 11:46:18 <KapSuL> yop
Sep 28 11:49:55 <NIN101> Pali: where does messybox use bash? 
Sep 28 11:50:11 <Pali> NIN101: never?
Sep 28 11:50:17 <NIN101> <Pali> bencoh: maemo does not use bash
Sep 28 11:50:18 <NIN101> <Pali> but messybox
Sep 28 11:50:40 <Pali> I mean: maemo does not use bash but use messybox
Sep 28 11:50:49 <NIN101> ah, sre.
Sep 28 11:50:53 <NIN101> s/sre/sure.
Sep 28 11:51:37 <Pali> jonwil: bash is part of maemo SDK and probably same package appeared in SSU nokia repo
Sep 28 11:51:44 <Pali> but is not installed by default
Sep 28 11:51:51 <jonwil> 'ok
Sep 28 11:52:50 <NIN101> otoh, openssl is part of maemo base, but still isn't fixed, is it?
Sep 28 11:53:02 <Pali> bash packages: downloads.maemo.nokia.com/fremantle/apps/bash_2.05b-26osso7+0m5_armel.deb downloads.maemo.nokia.com/fremantle/ssu/apps/bash_2.05b-26osso7+0m5_armel.deb downloads.maemo.nokia.com/fremantle/ssu/mr0/bash_2.05b-26osso8+0m5_armel.deb repository.maemo.org/pool/maemo5.0/free/b/bash/bash_2.05b-26osso8+0m5_armel.deb
Sep 28 11:53:37 <Pali> NIN101: fixed in CSSU (I think)
Sep 28 11:55:14 <jonwil> Not sure it is actually
Sep 28 11:55:18 <NIN101> https://gitorious.org/community-ssu/openssl/commits/7e80cfba6c49c5c36fa510ba1e713c16d60245c8 doesn't seem this way
Sep 28 11:55:22 <NIN101> if this is the correct repo.
Sep 28 11:56:11 <Pali> NIN101: ping merlin1991 or freemangordon on #maemo-ssu
Sep 28 11:58:15 <jonwil> IIRC there was discussion about whether it was possible to upgrade openssl and remain abi compatible
Sep 28 16:46:38 <erlehmann> can i use the n900 as a standard usb microphone?
Sep 28 16:48:59 <kerio> "standard"?
Sep 28 16:57:14 <javispedro> I guess standard "USB Audio interface" compatible
Sep 28 16:57:44 <javispedro> there was some work on the linux kernel re that on the USB-gadget side of kernel
Sep 28 16:58:02 <javispedro> basically your google keywords are "alsa usb gadget" or similar 
Sep 28 16:58:59 <javispedro> I do not know of anyone who has tried this before, but feel free to raise your hands if you did/know...
Sep 28 17:01:14 <drathir> yea n900 for wireless speakers could be nice thing...
Sep 28 17:02:46 <javispedro> completely unrelated :)
Sep 28 17:02:57 <javispedro> for wireless speakers you can use bluetooth, or even pulseaudio/tcp over wi-fi
Sep 28 17:03:04 <javispedro> much easier
Sep 28 19:04:59 <merlin1991> yeah, luf did put some work into the wireless speaker thing
Sep 28 19:05:15 <merlin1991> pulseaudio over tcp over wifi should work
Sep 28 19:05:24 <merlin1991> though he never got around to document how iirc
Sep 28 19:05:36 <merlin1991> but it's in cssu ;)
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