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2011-11-10
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#192
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AFAIK supl.nokia.com doesn't use SSL, so nothing to do with certificates.
Before 1.3.1 I had never tried supl.google.com, always had supl.nokia.com and got a fix pretty quickly, although I have to say that now that I've switched to supl.google.com the fix comes a bit faster.
Still no idea if there is a cause-effect relationship between 1.3.1 and supl.nokia.com not working.
Before 1.3.1 I had never tried supl.google.com, always had supl.nokia.com and got a fix pretty quickly, although I have to say that now that I've switched to supl.google.com the fix comes a bit faster.
Still no idea if there is a cause-effect relationship between 1.3.1 and supl.nokia.com not working.
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2011-11-10
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#193
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Originally Posted by reinob
I only read the posting at
AFAIK supl.nokia.com doesn't use SSL, so nothing to do with certificates.
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http://www.developer.nokia.com/Commu...supl.nokia.com
which says:
"Make sure that your SUPL server is accessible over the internet and then set your server's address in the positioning server's settings. Now the only thing to fix is to make sure that you add your SSL certificate to the phone so that a secure connection can be extablished between the two end-points. That should be all you need."
and there is some handshake logging between "nokia supl server" (I assume that this is supl.nokia.com) and N95 which seems to be about SSL/TLS .
"Nokia Developer Moderator" writes "Nokia has a SUPL server and a PSY that communicates with it over a SSL connection." .
This is information dated 2009 so maybe it is all outdated?
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2011-11-10
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#194
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Originally Posted by rlinfati
Thanks for info rlinfati
wait for the official image... is only a revoke of ONE certificate, no others fix are included.
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2011-11-10
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#195
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i work at a nokia service center
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2011-11-11
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#196
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Originally Posted by Thehunted
So tell me then how to get my GPS working and from where I should update to the new sofware verion?
i work at a nokia service center
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2011-11-11
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#197
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Originally Posted by Thehunted
well that must be fun for you
i work at a nokia service center
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2011-11-11
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#198
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Originally Posted by mr.Rizov
Perfect GPS? You're kidding me. Use a BT receiver like f.e. Realtek. Quick fix, nearly perfect reliability even in urban / downtown & wooded areas.
I wonder...when we're going to get out GPS fixed?? I'm sick and tired of other nokia phones which have perfect GPS without using internet...for example N8 or N97...when we will get this??
You'll never get enough precision with those toy chipsets included today in cellphones.
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2011-11-11
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Originally Posted by PMaff
Hmm.. I had no idea. I always assumed that no security was needed for such a thing. Once I even telnet'd supl.nokia.com to see what it would spit, and the connection was at least accepted, but I had no idea about the protocol.
I only read the posting at
http://www.developer.nokia.com/Commu...supl.nokia.com
which says:
"Make sure that your SUPL server is accessible over the internet and then set your server's address in the positioning server's settings. Now the only thing to fix is to make sure that you add your SSL certificate to the phone so that a secure connection can be extablished between the two end-points. That should be all you need."
and there is some handshake logging between "nokia supl server" (I assume that this is supl.nokia.com) and N95 which seems to be about SSL/TLS .
"Nokia Developer Moderator" writes "Nokia has a SUPL server and a PSY that communicates with it over a SSL connection." .
This is information dated 2009 so maybe it is all outdated?
Thanks. I'll see if I can find some information on this.
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2011-11-11
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Originally Posted by don_falcone
Can you give me link? I want to try it.
Perfect GPS? You're kidding me. Use a BT receiver like f.e. Realtek. Quick fix, nearly perfect reliability even in urban / downtown & wooded areas.
You'll never get enough precision with those toy chipsets included today in cellphones.
supl.nokia.com is not usable when I try A-GPS.
supl.google.com takes quite some time too but it works.
Reading some threads like
http://www.developer.nokia.com/Commu...supl.nokia.com
one point came to my mind:
what if Nokia forgot to update its certificates for supl.nokia.com ?
Otoh I read postings that supl.nokia.com was slow before 1.3.1 .