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After some hours of researching how to do so, I finally managed to download the cherry deb file. [...]
Strangely, that same wget command doesn't seem to work on my Ubuntu box, only from the N900.
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It would be interesting to see exactly what the SMS texts contain, but I'm not quite sure how to achieve that. Maybe we could hack the numbers stored in the cherry binary to a phone number of another phone.
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Great job! Many thanks for investigating that.
Did you use a normal Linux or did you try to download from within the maemo ide? Might be the server checks somehow from which system you are connecting.
I'm just downloading the file too from my n900 with the UA string set to 'wget'.
Worksan empty string works too. They might check something different.
Anyway, of course the main cherry binary is closed source, but I now see the /etc/X11/Xsession.d/34cherry script that arne mentioned, which for the record contains:
Note that there is also a script called /etc/osso-cud-scripts/cherry-clean.sh which deletes the /home/user/.cherry_state file:
I found the changelog mildly interesting, as you get to read a little about how the app developed over time. It contains:
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