Hi,
I want to do with my G1 web server with PHP and MySQL.
Do any of you have already done something like that? does anyone have a guide on how to do it? for example by installing Linux on it?
I just want server, no need of this phone call somewhere.
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Hi All,
Has anybody found a good VNC client for the XDA II?
At the moment, I have PTvncGPRS, but I'm not desperately keen on it because the display is always fuzzy.
The alternative is a web browser with good java support, since the win VNC server has a web server built in, which supplies a web page with a java applet on it...
Anybody got any good ideas (I don't want to pay through my nose for it though...)?
Cheers!
Phil
See your other post...
Hi,
I'm new to this forum and the world of XDA's, I was given one for Christmas and now I am looking at developing software to extend it, after finding out that MSN Messenger does not work with Pay-As-You-Go on O2 (and other providers) because of the limitation of other ports, I've decided to build a proxy for messenger so that it can connect over the HTTP protocol.
I have a lot of previous experience with Messenger at the protocol level, I have developed many pieces of software which connect to the servers as normal clients would, most importantly I have a good understanding of how the Proxy system works.
I have not developed in many system-level languages before, however. I am mainly a PHP coder and am learning VB .NET at college, however I plan on doing this project in either VB .NET or C++.
What I require help with is how to actually pick-up/hijack the commands sent to the server, before they are sent to the server. Is there any way of doing this without MSN supporting a proxy, I've seen it done on many pieces of software, but does anyone here have the knowledge to help me do that? Once I have the messenger interface the Proxy system will be a breeze to complete.
Would anyone be able to help me out with the above, in terms of a section of code, or a suggestion for a website to look at?
Many Thanks
Andy
P.S. Sorry my explanation is a bit vague but that is the best way to explain it, I could draw a picture of what I mean if anyone requires
I believe what you are trying to do is of great importance for many users..
I can't help in the proraming field.. since my info in this field are really limited..
However.. I would sugget another soulotion ..
why don't try creating an application that works as socks server for the msn messenger...
there many similar programs for the PC.. like www.hopster.com
if you can port it into PPC platform, it will be awesome
Happy holidays :wink:
Hi all,
I've had my phone Englished for the past couple days, everything is working well here.. Japanese input, the works.
I am now attempting to set up the OpenVPN client on the phone so that I can do Yahoo, MSN, etc. I've got it so close that I can taste it, but I'm not quite there. Right now it establishes the connection to my server, and sets the VPN connection up as the default gateway. When I traceroute or ping outside the network, it uses the VPN connection as it should. Even sending UDP packets works (DNS queries to external servers is fine, for instance) -- all has been verified by looking at tcpdump output from the server machine.
However, when the phone tries to send a TCP packet (HTTP, for instance), right away I see a "TCP Connection Error" message, and actually the OpenVPN server never even sees the packet. This is the case with either NetFront or Agile Messenger.
I'm so close I can taste it -- as I said, ping and traceroute work just fine. Has anyone else had any success using OpenVPN?
Thanks,
- awh
I just want to verify -
did you follow MixerSoft instructioned on this web site of how to change Softbank X01HT from Japan OS to English OS, or did you ask Softbank to install English OS your phone? because i'm planning to purchase one in Japan.
thanks in advance.
awh_tokyo said:
When I traceroute or ping outside the network, it uses the VPN connection as it should. Even sending UDP packets works
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However, when the phone tries to send a TCP packet (HTTP, for instance), right away I see a "TCP Connection Error" message, and actually the OpenVPN server never even sees the packet.
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I used openvpn some time ago and din't had this problems (3G vodfone spain connection, connecting through pocketpc openvpn client to my home linux server), evrything (tcp or udp) was encapsulated in the tunnel and reached the endpoint... i didn't use it for internet access, just to reach my intranet (only routed class C subnet through the tunel).
For what you say the problem seems to be on the OpenVPN server not natting correctly TCP packets, but that's just my guess... To troubleshoot use tcpdump on the server side and these tools on your pocketpc: vxutil, myipconfig and mtoken.
Hope that helps
otoro_315 said:
did you follow MixerSoft instructioned on this web site of how to change Softbank X01HT from Japan OS to English OS, or did you ask Softbank to install English OS your phone?
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I don't think that Softbank will install an English OS even if you asked them to. I upgraded the phone myself using a bunch of different information that I found here and there...
otoro_315 said:
I just want to verify -
did you follow MixerSoft instructioned on this web site of how to change Softbank X01HT from Japan OS to English OS, or did you ask Softbank to install English OS your phone? because i'm planning to purchase one in Japan.
thanks in advance.
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I think that you've just coming to Japan, if you live for along time about 3 months, you was not asking like that. You will never get any phone have only English without Japanese, only Japanese is ok!
I a PDA, you can have only one language version, that is Japanese (because the Japanese seem to be very hate English, because it very hard with them). And you cannot ask Softbank to install English OS for you, if you don't like, go away!!!
mptu said:
I think that you've just coming to Japan, if you live for along time about 3 months, you was not asking like that. You will never get any phone have only English without Japanese, only Japanese is ok!
I a PDA, you can have only one language version, that is Japanese (because the Japanese seem to be very hate English, because it very hard with them). And you cannot ask Softbank to install English OS for you, if you don't like, go away!!!
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what is the point here?
I have just noticed that Google have released a Blackberry application for their Google Mail Hosted service for domains.
They suggest users visit m.google.com/a on their Blackberry for further info.
This doesn't work on a Hermes device, as the browser is recognized as not being a Blackberry.
Does anyone know if it is possible to use this (or some other way) to access GMail *hosted* accounts using push in some way?
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could you provide a link to where it gives the software application? (apart form the visit on blackberry site).
I wish I could, but unfortunately I can't!
Unless anyone knows how to fake the User Agent in an http request, to fool Google into thinking that I'm using a Blackberry browser? That may trick the site into allowing me to download the app and grab the correct URL of the file...
Christos said:
I wish I could, but unfortunately I can't!
Unless anyone knows how to fake the User Agent in an http request, to fool Google into thinking that I'm using a Blackberry browser? That may trick the site into allowing me to download the app and grab the correct URL of the file...
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ok, i went ahead and did some playing around. first i changed my firefox user agent to blackberry, went to the site. it made me download a small java descriptor (attached). that linked to a JAR download location which i downloaded.
it does not install though, says failed to install midlet.
Hello,
I have a project at the uni about VOIP development in Android. But I really don't know where to begin =((
What I have to work with is SRTP (secure real time protocol). The idea is that I have 2 users, each has a software running on Android (like Skype) and a VOIP server (actually I built Asterisk server already). THe software acts like a chat program, it means that User A send a message to User B. The message from A will be sent to Server and deliveried to User B with SRTP (mean that some encryption stuff will be done by the software)
My problem is that how to sent it with SRTP in Android? I have some experience in Android programming, in VOIP, in Asterisk server ... but I don't know how, or where to begin to make it work =(
Is there someone here can help me with an example, or a suggestion with open source for VOIP which can use on Android?
Thanks a lot for your help
Someone can have any suggestion please? =((