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Of course you did kill rtcom-call-ui also?
There is another candidate to be killed/restarted
rtcom-messaging-ui
And maybe (just guessing from here)
osso-connectivity-ui-conndlgs
If not, try to find out with
ps | grep xxx
to find any processes maybe related to that part.
Sorry, thats all I can do for you.
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Shredding on an Flash-based medium is utterly useless, as the wear-levelling will reallocate sectors all over the "disk". This is also the case with SSD-drives in computers.
The only way is to delete the file and then overwrite the whole free space with zeroes. Not with random numbers, as zeroed memory blocks are usually faster when being written to.
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I'm running the truecrypt mount command with root user and when I start an application like "photos" it has no access to the mounted drive (because it is run with the "user" user).
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Permissions? http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...38&postcount=5
If extX filesystem, set them with chown etc..
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Regarding the symlink method: It's indeed a pain and not convenient. Maybe this super killall party can help you; permission problems?
Do I understood right?
It is about the addressbook not showing the contacts? Or not showing the current status of IM partners (away, offline,...)
Either way I would go with a
killall osso-addressbook
or
kill `pgrep /usr/bin/osso-addressbook`
Try this first, then:
What also may be needed is to "restart" the telepathy processes
like
~# ps |grep telepathy
1278 user 4688 S /usr/lib/telepathy/telepathy-ring
2331 user 16892 S /usr/lib/telepathy/telepathy-haze
2334 user 7472 S /usr/lib/telepathy/telepathy-sofiasip
afaik:
sofiasip is for sip/voip accounts, haze (and others) for IM.
Output may look different depending on installed extensions.
You may go one by one (preferred, pls post back result) with a
killall telepathy-...
or all together
kill `pgrep telepathy-*`
kill `pgrep -f