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I ask you if it's possible to disable the autoupdate function. I mean the function that when connecting to internet is looking for updates of the applications. This function makes waste some MB that with a packet dataplan would be better not to loose.
Thank you in advance
 
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Run this command in terminal:
gconftool -s --type int /apps/hildon/update-notifier/check_interval 2147483647

You don't need to be root
 

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this will stop the conflict between app manager and fappman also???

I hate that.
 
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btw, since i have already changed this, does anyone know what the default value is? i'd like to keep all these little tweaks in a folder of my own. you never know when they can come in handy again.
 
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I think the question by droll is important.
 
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the default value will be whatever 24hours equates to in unix time (seconds i think) the command above doesn't actually completely disable the check, just changs the interval between checks to the maximum available, which is almost as good.
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Originally Posted by droll View Post
btw, since i have already changed this, does anyone know what the default value is? i'd like to keep all these little tweaks in a folder of my own. you never know when they can come in handy again.
Not 100% sure I've not been tinkering with the value but mine's 14400000.

I seem to get regular update-notifications with this setting and apt-worker is hogging the cpu at the most inconvenient times so it must be default or pretty close to it.
 
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Originally Posted by droll View Post
btw, since i have already changed this, does anyone know what the default value is?
its 1440 (minutes/day)
check the wiki for details.
 

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Originally Posted by festivalnut View Post
...just changs the interval between checks to the maximum available, which is almost as good.
It simply forestalls the inevitable for about 1.5 million days : )
 
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Originally Posted by droll View Post
btw, since i have already changed this, does anyone know what the default value is? i'd like to keep all these little tweaks in a folder of my own. you never know when they can come in handy again.
The contents of my original v1.2

/var/lib/gconf/apps/hildon/update-notifier/%gconf.xml

are:

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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<gconf>
	<entry name="blink-after" mtime="1274812360" type="int" value="1440"/>
	<entry name="check_interval" mtime="1267468360" type="int" value="1440"/>
</gconf>
 
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