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2012-09-04
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looking forward for a solution, as i really need this 
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2012-09-05
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This was actually possible with Symbian
Anyway, one possibility (which I haven't tested) would be to use an ifup script (or use dbuscron or dbusscripts) to kill modest if the active connection is not present in a given list (of "authorized" SSIDs).
Anyway, one possibility (which I haven't tested) would be to use an ifup script (or use dbuscron or dbusscripts) to kill modest if the active connection is not present in a given list (of "authorized" SSIDs).
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2012-09-05
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I would propose also an ifup script checking the ssid and then look to get the automatic checks set to NULL (do not know yet, nothing in phone_control, maybe check with gconf). As just killing modest will not help, it will arise out of the ashes and update again.
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2012-09-06
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He, I actually wrote about this already (here: http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...9&postcount=12).
The ifup/dbus script would decide which update_interval to apply (don't know if "0" means "disabled", but it can be easily tested), and then execute:
$ gconftool -s /apps/modest/update_interval -t int $INTERVAL
I'll test the gconftool entry (manually). The dbus/ifup scripting should be "easy" enough..
The ifup/dbus script would decide which update_interval to apply (don't know if "0" means "disabled", but it can be easily tested), and then execute:
$ gconftool -s /apps/modest/update_interval -t int $INTERVAL
I'll test the gconftool entry (manually). The dbus/ifup scripting should be "easy" enough..
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2012-09-06
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OK. No need to touch the update_interval.
The script would do something like this:
1. decide whether to enable or disable automatic updates
2. set AUTO_UPDATE accordingly ("true" or "false")
3. execute
$ gconftool -s /apps/modest/auto_update -t bool $AUTO_UPDATE
(optional)
4. if/as wished, set a custom update_interval according to the AP/SSID
$ gconftool -s /apps/modest/update_interval -t int $MINUTES
Note that this will not affect Nokia Messaging in any way, in case you're using it (I use standard IMAP for some accounts and Nokia Messaging for other accounts).
The script would do something like this:
1. decide whether to enable or disable automatic updates
2. set AUTO_UPDATE accordingly ("true" or "false")
3. execute
$ gconftool -s /apps/modest/auto_update -t bool $AUTO_UPDATE
(optional)
4. if/as wished, set a custom update_interval according to the AP/SSID
$ gconftool -s /apps/modest/update_interval -t int $MINUTES
Note that this will not affect Nokia Messaging in any way, in case you're using it (I use standard IMAP for some accounts and Nokia Messaging for other accounts).
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2012-09-06
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Originally Posted by peterleinchen
I came here to say this. Well done pete.
I would propose also an ifup script checking the ssid and then look to get the automatic checks set to NULL (do not know yet, nothing in phone_control, maybe check with gconf). As just killing modest will not help, it will arise out of the ashes and update again.
I use this to change wifi power on certain networks:
Code:
cat /etc/network/if-up.d/50_wifiscripts
#!/bin/sh
essid=$(iwgetid -s)
if [ "$essid" == "home" ]; then
iwconfig wlan0 txpower 4
echo $essid
elif [ "$essid" == "work" ]; then
iwconfig wlan0 txpower 6
fi
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2012-09-06
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Originally Posted by vi_
Uh oh, I feel honored.
I came here to say this. Well done pete.
But in fact input came from reinob.
Take above ifup script from vi_ and combine with reinob's finding about modest's gconf settings and you are done.
Nice one. But as I always use secured IMAP accounts, I do not feel the need to use...
Originally Posted by vi_
Just keep in mind when using vi_s proposal, that 'iwgetid -s' strips blanks and special chars from your SSID. So either take care or use 'iwgetid -r'.
Code:essid=$(iwgetid -s)
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2012-09-06
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Originally Posted by peterleinchen
I never even thought about this.
But as I always use secured IMAP accounts, I do not feel the need to use...
I use POP with secure authentication, so I shouldn't need to worry about it.
Useful to know it's possible if I wanted to.
Thanks all.
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2012-09-06
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Ah, cmon.
Now you do need to use it!
It is not only about secure authentication, but also about secure connection. Depending on if you need only your password protected or also whole data transfer.
Now you do need to use it!
It is not only about secure authentication, but also about secure connection. Depending on if you need only your password protected or also whole data transfer.
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It would be ideal from a security POV not to have modest download mail from every AP on my device.
Would it be possible to only allow modest to update from say my home and work connections.
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