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2011-02-08
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#32
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Originally Posted by casketizer
there arent many/any apps i use which would have information useful to the enemy, my plan was to be sufficiently prepared in advance to press the button and worry no more, yet be able to pick up my n900 and use it as normal straight afterward, reconfiguring or reinstalling all my apps would be a nuisance to say the least.
Normally there shouldnt be anything but user data in the ~/.* dirs.
Certainly your selective approach might be safer, depending how the apps you use play by the rules.
If I had stuff to hide and wanted to wipe my N900 asap w/o being prepared for it in advance, I'd punch in those lines I wrote....
anyway moving on... if theres no more suggestions for sensitive areas i may be ready to turn it into a script, so to do this i would...
save the command as say- panic.sh
somewhere that won't be deleted by the script (/home/user/panicscript/panic.sh for example)
chmod 777 /home/user/panicscript/panic.sh
then i just have to root panic.sh in xterm
is this correct?
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2011-02-08
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#33
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Originally Posted by Joorin
i'm trying not to delete the wrong parts specifically so they dont get upset!
Don't forget to clean out the gconf store of user settings (including passwords and the such).
Have a look in /var/lib/gconf for a hint at how tricky it might be to delete only the things you want deleted... If you pick the wrong parts, installed applications, including NOKIA ones, might get really upset and fail to function.
i had a look and yeah, i'm already puzzled, are these the passwords microB stores for web pages or just the applications themselves?
i've added var/lib/ ... facebook, hermes, modest, osso/bookmark
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sarcasm may be the lowest form of wit, but its the only wit i have.
its a sad day when i can't slip at least one hitchhiker reference in somewhere.
sarcasm may be the lowest form of wit, but its the only wit i have.
its a sad day when i can't slip at least one hitchhiker reference in somewhere.
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2011-02-08
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#34
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The commies have come to You. I'm from Russia, it's panic time!
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2011-02-08
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#35
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Originally Posted by Alfred
The commies have come to You. I'm from Russia, it's panic time!
mwahahaha, as long as u remain in russia and nowhere near me and my n900, i think panic time may be a while away yet!
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sarcasm may be the lowest form of wit, but its the only wit i have.
its a sad day when i can't slip at least one hitchhiker reference in somewhere.
sarcasm may be the lowest form of wit, but its the only wit i have.
its a sad day when i can't slip at least one hitchhiker reference in somewhere.
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2011-02-08
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#36
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Originally Posted by festivalnut
I just got 586 miles closer to You in 10 minutes (it's 586 Mi since You live in Scotland=), moved to Germany. About more than half an our, and i'll get you=)!
mwahahaha, as long as u remain in russia and nowhere near me and my n900, i think panic time may be a while away yet!
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2011-02-08
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Originally Posted by festivalnut
Then this is a place where you really need to be careful.
i'm trying not to delete the wrong parts specifically so they dont get upset!
i had a look and yeah, i'm already puzzled, are these the passwords microB stores for web pages or just the applications themselves?
Some of the interesting parts are passwords for WiFi AccessPoints and different settings for applications. Browse around a bit in there and see if you find anything tasty. grep is a useful tool if you have some idea about what you're looking for.
i've added var/lib/ ... facebook, hermes, modest, osso/bookmark
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2011-02-09
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#38
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Originally Posted by Joorin
well i'm not really bothered about wifi passwords, if the enemy is within range of my routers then the sharks with frickin laser beams on their heads will get em! besides if their determined enough to get the passwords this way they'd be as well hacking the router. i did have a quick peek and the email and facebook/hermes passwords i think are sufficient to foil their plans without the risk of killing anything important.
Some of the interesting parts are passwords for WiFi AccessPoints and different settings for applications. Browse around a bit in there and see if you find anything tasty...
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sarcasm may be the lowest form of wit, but its the only wit i have.
its a sad day when i can't slip at least one hitchhiker reference in somewhere.
sarcasm may be the lowest form of wit, but its the only wit i have.
its a sad day when i can't slip at least one hitchhiker reference in somewhere.
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2011-02-09
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okay here's version 0.3
now unless anyone has some sudden realisation that it'll break something, or just won't work, it may suddenly become 1.0 - to that end;
who wants to be a guinea pig?
no really, anyone recently reflashed and fancy giving it a whirl? just to make it a little bit easier i've attached a .txt
if you haven't been reading along please don't do it, the whole purpose of this script is to delete your entire memory card, images, videos, documents, texts, email, call logs, Private folder, and other things as you can see above.
if you have been reading you'll know that i dont know s**t, haven't tried this (which is why i'm selfishly asking you to!), theres a possibility it might break something, and theres really no good reason for you to test it for me.
but if someone who knows what their doing, has recently reflashed and doesn't mind possibly having to do so again would like to try it out you'll have my eternal gratitude (or at least a weeks worth of gratitude anyway!)
also if any other spies (not enemy spies though) want to use/modify/whatever by all means feel free.
Last edited by festivalnut; 2011-02-09 at 01:46. Reason: bad formatting
Code:
sudo gainroot rm -r -f /home/user/MyDocs/Private rm -r -f /home/user/MyDocs/.documents rm -r -f /home/user/MyDocs/.images/* rm -r -f /home/user/MyDocs/.sounds/* rm -r -f /home/user/MyDocs/.videos/* rm -r -f /home/user/MyDocs/DCIM/* rm -r -f /home/user/MyDocs/Downloads rm -r -f /home/user/.bookmarks/* rm -r -f /home/user/.cache/* rm -r -f /home/user/.fmms/* rm -r -f /home/user/.modest/cache/* rm -r -f /home/user/.modest/images/* rm -r -f /home/user/.modest/local-folders/* rm -r -f /home/user/.modest/outboxes/* rm -r -f /home/user/.osso/dictionaries/* rm -r -f /home/user/.skype/* rm -r -f /home/user/.thumbnails/* rm -r -f /home/user/.rtcom-eventlogger/* rm -r -f /var/lib/gconf/apps/maemo/facebook/* rm -r -f /var/lib/gconf/apps/maemo/hermes/* rm -r -f /var/lib/gconf/apps/modest rm -r -f /var/lib/gconf/apps/osso/bookmark/* rm -r -f /media/mmc1/*
who wants to be a guinea pig?
no really, anyone recently reflashed and fancy giving it a whirl? just to make it a little bit easier i've attached a .txt
if you haven't been reading along please don't do it, the whole purpose of this script is to delete your entire memory card, images, videos, documents, texts, email, call logs, Private folder, and other things as you can see above.
if you have been reading you'll know that i dont know s**t, haven't tried this (which is why i'm selfishly asking you to!), theres a possibility it might break something, and theres really no good reason for you to test it for me.
but if someone who knows what their doing, has recently reflashed and doesn't mind possibly having to do so again would like to try it out you'll have my eternal gratitude (or at least a weeks worth of gratitude anyway!)
also if any other spies (not enemy spies though) want to use/modify/whatever by all means feel free.
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sarcasm may be the lowest form of wit, but its the only wit i have.
its a sad day when i can't slip at least one hitchhiker reference in somewhere.
sarcasm may be the lowest form of wit, but its the only wit i have.
its a sad day when i can't slip at least one hitchhiker reference in somewhere.
Last edited by festivalnut; 2011-02-09 at 01:46. Reason: bad formatting
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2011-02-09
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Originally Posted by festivalnut
dpkg --get-selections > mypackages
there arent many/any apps i use which would have information useful to the enemy, my plan was to be sufficiently prepared in advance to press the button and worry no more, yet be able to pick up my n900 and use it as normal straight afterward, reconfiguring or reinstalling all my apps would be a nuisance to say the least.
dpkg --set-selections < mypackages
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Have a look in /var/lib/gconf for a hint at how tricky it might be to delete only the things you want deleted... If you pick the wrong parts, installed applications, including NOKIA ones, might get really upset and fail to function.