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iPhone Jailbreak & Unlock, 3.1.2 , BB 05.11.07

Blogged by Max1 as English, bla... — Max1 So 1 Nov 2009 14:32
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English Version

Geohot hat ja schon vor Kurzem wieder durch seinen Jailbreak für ALLE Apple Geräte (iPhones und iPod Touches) unter Firmware 3.1.2 geglänzt. (Bei sehr neuen iPod Touch 3G und iPhone 3GS nur tethered)
Am 4. November wird er mit einem Unlock für das derzeit aktuelle Baseband nachziehen. Das heißt, dass wieder alle iPhones unlockt werden können. Alle. Auch 3G, 3GS mit der neuesten offiziellen Firmware.
Und seinem Aufruf folgend, sei es an der Stelle nochmal gesagt:

Alle Jailbreaks und Unlocks für iPhones und iPod Touches waren bisher immer und sind FREEWARE! Wenn ihr irgendwo einen Unlock oder Jailbreak ‘gekauft’ habt, hat euch jemand über den Tisch gezogen!

Die Einzigen, die den Unlock und die Jailbreaks wirklich entwickeln sind GEOHOT und das iPhone Dev Team!
Jeder der einen Unlock oder Jailbreak verkauft, verkauft KOSTENLOSE software entweder von geohot, oder vom Dev Team!
Und dieses Gewäsch von wegen

iPhone 3G and new iPhone 3GS version 3.0 and 3.1.2 PURE software unlock (05.11.07 baseband) NOW AVAILABLE! – no other company can software unlock the iPhone 3G or 3GS at version 3.1.2

(zittiert von einer der größten iPhone-Abzock Seiten)
ist alles dreist gelogen!

Der FREEWARE Jailbreak für alle iPhones und iPod Touches unter 3.1.2 trägt den Namen blackra1n und befindet sich HIER!!!
Auf der gleichen Seite wird es ab 4. November auch alle Infos zum Unlock: blacksn0w geben.

English Version:

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opendownload.de – That’s EUR 96 please [Update]

Blogged by Max1 as English, bla... — Max1 Mo 5 Jan 2009 10:08

I’ve read a lot about them already, and finally, I received my own Email charging me EUR 96. (YEY!)

Okay, the Emailaddress is missspelled (I get the Emails, though), the postal Address is totally absurd (considered the difference from my real address that is), and the IP that registered the account (or at least the one the bill claims did it) belongs to the pool of Versatel (says WHOIS).

But aside from that, hey, I got the Email. So I’m paying, right? ;)

What I find funny is that, before they billed me, I got another Email, telling me to please activate and verify my account by logging in with the given password. I didn’t. And yet, ‘my’ account appears to be activated. Or not? And of course, by registering at this website, you have to resign your right of withdrawal.

Of course I won’t pay, I won’t do anything. But I’ll post here if anything new happens. And I don’t have the time now, but I will also publish their Emails and bill here, soon.

[b]Update: [/b] I recently received another email demanding payment (now 99 eur, including a fee for reminding me ;) ) and threatening me that their lawyer will sue me if I don’t pay. How exciting :P
More to come, as soon as I find the time.

[b]Update: [/b] So.. after some time has passed I’m very sure I won’t hear from them again… I didn’t communicate to them at all, and that letter I talked about in the previous Update was the last I heard. So nothing to worry about.

Why don’t people (the ones that run a mailserver) care about RFCs?

Blogged by Max1 as English, bla... — Max1 Di 15 Jul 2008 13:13

It’s the second time this week now, that a quite big website uses a mailserver with DNS settings that do not resolve properly.

Why is that? In those two particular cases I don’t think the problem was ignorance concerning RFCs, but a wrong or yet not completely done configuration:

As an example: the host mail.example.com has an A-Record to the IP adrress 1.2.3.4 . And 1.2.3.4 has a correct reverse PTR entry for mail.example.com. BUT:
1.2.3.4 (well, because we are talking about reverse lookups here that is of course 4.3.2.1.in-addr.arpa) also has another PTR entry to mail.example2.com.
BUT: mail.example2.com does NOT have an A-Record that resolves to 1.2.3.4. In my cases it just didn’t have any A-Record.

So what happens is that the mailserver (in my case postfix) will do a reverse lookup of the IP. As a result it will get mail.example.com OR mail.example2.com randomly. If you specified reject_unknown_client_hostname it will try to match that result it got with the IP address the connect comes from doing a forward lookup.
Meaning: If the result of the first lookup was mail.example.com it will find a correct A-Record that resolves to the IP. All is fine.
But if the result of the first lookup was mail.example2.com it won’t find a matching a record and reject the email.

I find that really annoying. I mean, errors happen, but until now, only one of them has replied to my email containing information on the problem.

To everyone out there that has a mailserver: PLEASE configure your DNS entries properly ;)

For those who want to see what I mean live:

Try comspot.de or dataworld.de ;)

Dataworld.de has told me they will check the issue with their Administrators :) So if you find the error being corrected please tell me about it.

Why we love Microsoft – Outlook Express 6 and SASL Auth / SSL

Blogged by Max1 as Debian, English, Linux, bla... — Max1 Di 1 Jul 2008 10:57

Since I’m using Thunderbird for my emailing I didn’t know about that problem. But one site I’m hosting recently has Emailusers that are using Microsoft’s Outlook Express 6 (The one that ships with XP).

What I didn’t know is that OE6 neither handles SSL handshakes correctly, nor is able to authenticate the user properly via SASL auth.

So you either get an error saying the server doesn’t support SSL, but you see the server’s reply code being ‘250 OK’.
Or you get an error depending on sender-, helo-, and recipient restrictions you’ve got. In my case I have implemented various checks concerning the hostname of the qualified client and of course RBL. Both will reject the ‘normal’ user connecting with OE6.
Normally, when the client authenticates himself none of the above mentioned checks will be done, and for that matter none of the authenticated clients will be blocked.

But if you’re using OE, you will be. (Is that actually a bad thing? ;) )

So I hope the solution I’m going to test later on is going to work:

For the SSL thing you can add ssl_wrapper_mode to postfix’s main.cf and connect on port 465. That SHOULD be working.

The SASL Auth thing should be fixed by adding ‘broken_sasl-auth_clients = yes’ to main.cf .

I’ll post here whether it worked or not.

Kernel 2.6.24-1 and Ralink WIFI

Blogged by Max1 as Debian, English, Linux, bla... — Max1 Mo 18 Feb 2008 20:21

I ran into this issue about two weeks ago, but didn’t get through to writing about it.

The new (Debian) Kernel 2.6.24-1-amd64 no comes with ‘built in’ drivers and firmware for various Ralink WIFI devices. E.g. there are drivers for both PCI and USB devices (rt2×00 chipsets, including rt2500 (pci), rt2400) from rt2×00.serialmonkey.com compiled as modules into the kernel.
Unfortunately, those drivers really didn’t work out for me. My WIFI PCI Card has got a Ralink rt2500 chipset. I used to compile the module myself, using the rt2500 drivers from rt2×00.serialmonke.com CVS.
But with kernel 2.6.24-1 various modules, such as rt2×00, rt2×00pci, rt2500, rt2500pci, were loaded automatically. But the result wasn’t what I had hoped for. Even though my WIFI card was recognized immediately and connecting to my WIFI was really easy, because of the new GNOME network manager that includes WIFI connections, the transferrate always went down to 1 Mbit/s.

I could not manage to get it faster.

So the conclusion, I built the kernel again, manually, without any WIFI support included. Then I used those nice rt2500 CVS drivers from serialmonkeys.org and all works fine again :)

Currently I’m spending my very rare free time (I’m pretty busy with school right now) on getting my gentoo installation to work properly ;)

Edit: (Thanks adlerweb): Yeah I know I could’ve blacklisted the built-in modules, but I was in the mood (and found some time ;) ) for some ‘handicrafts’

Updating wbb 1.2 to phpbb 2 / 3

Blogged by Max1 as English, Linux, bla... — Max1 So 2 Sep 2007 18:05
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For my work I have merged Woltlab Burning Board (wbb) 1.2 to phpbb 2 (that of course can then be updated to phpbb 3).

My environment is PHP5 and MySQL 5. Some problems I’ve been facing could possibly be *not* apearing on older installations of PHP/MySQL.

What you need for that is:

The phpBB 2.0.0 installation didn’t work correctly because I’m using MySQL 5 (the installation worked (during the setup just check MySQL 4.x when you’re asked) but I e.g. couldn’t log in) but I don’t think this is going to be a problem.

What you have to do first (after installing phpBB 2.0.0) is to make the images / avatars and images / smilies wirteable by the webserver (chmod 777/700 on suPHP servers).

Now we do the important change. Since the converter is natively made for WBB 1.1.X , you have to make the following changes:

(Codechange #1) Find every line that contains _data.inc.php in import.php and change it to admin/_data.inc.php. There should only be two lines with that path, so not much to change.

(Codechange #2) Then you have to edit the beginning of import.php and set the correct paths. Only edit this first 3-4 lines !

Afterwards upload the files (import.php and import_db.php) to your WBB folder on the server.

Now go to yourdomain.com/yourwbbfolder/import.php in your browser.

If you are receiving this error right now: ERROR: Unable to find wBB global.php include.
Check path defines.
You either didn’t do Codechange 1 or 2.

Now click on Start Import.

Then do the next step.

If you receive any error like: “Forumname: All Forums need a category” which I did quite a few times, do that:

(Databasechange #1) You have to edit the WBB boards table (e.g. with phpmyadmin) in that way, that every forum has a parent.
That means we need to edit the “boardparentid” for each board that is displayed to us in the error message (after you fixed one and refreshed the importer you might probably get that error again for another forum). For me it worked to just set “boardparentid” to 1 for every board. Of course that configuration is then wrong after the update, because not every board was having 1 as parent when we started, but we can change that later in the new forum.

Then we go for the next step:

You will get an error: * Deleting existing users :: OK
Fatal error: Cannot access empty property in …../webs/Max1/hwsboard/import_db.php on line 81

(Codechange #3) As this is a “normal” PHP parse error, we can simply fix this by finding the wrong code, which is the following in import_db.php :

$this->free_result($this->$query_id);

This of course has to be:

$this->free_result($this->query_id);

Reupload the files and you will get some further.

After that I got: * Converting moderators ::
Database error in WoltLab Burning Board: Invalid SQL: SELECT objectid, boardid FROM bb1_object2board WHERE mod = ‘1′

Unfortunately I couldn’t really find a fix for that as this seems to be a problem because I’m using MySQL 5 and all the scripts are just old.
The easiest way to get round this is to comment that part in import.php out.

(Codechange #4)

So put this:

// Moderators convert
print ” * Converting moderators :: “;
flush();
$user_mods = array();
$moderators = $DB_site->query(“SELECT objectid, boardid FROM bb”.$n.”_object2board WHERE mod = ‘1′”) or die_nice(“Unable to get moderators”);
while (list($objectid,$forumid) = $DB_site->fetch_array($moderators)) {
$user_mods[] = $objectid;
$group_query = $db->sql_query(“SELECT group_id FROM ” . USER_GROUP_TABLE . ” WHERE user_id=”.$objectid) or die_nice(“Unable to get group_id for user”);
list($groupid) = $db->sql_fetchrow($group_query);
$db->sql_query(“INSERT INTO ” . AUTH_ACCESS_TABLE . ” (group_id, forum_id, auth_mod) VALUES ($groupid, $forumid, 1)”) or die_nice(“Unable to insert moderators”);
}
// Update user_level for users that are moderator
if (count($user_mods)) {
$sql = “UPDATE ” . USERS_TABLE . ”
SET user_level = ” . MOD . ”
WHERE user_id IN (” . implode(“, “, $user_mods) . “) AND user_level <> ” . ADMIN;
$db->sql_query($sql) or die_nice(“Couldn’t update user levels to moderator”);
}

into /* …. */. This means that moderator information is not going to be updated and we have to reassign moderators manually afterwards.

The next step is topics. It worked just as is for me.

Then posts. Then polls.

* Importing polls ::
ERROR: Unable to insert poll options

That again isn’t too difficult to fix.

(Codechange #5)

Find that part in import.php:

while ($opt = $DB_site->fetch_array($opt_query))
{
$ins_opt_sql = “insert into phpbb_vote_results (vote_id, vote_option_text, vote_result) values (” . $poll[pollid] . “, ‘” . addslashes($opt['field']) . “‘, ” . $opt['votes'] . “)”;
$db->sql_query($ins_opt_sql) or die_nice(“Unable to insert poll options”);
}

(Or simply search for Unable to insert poll options in import.php)

We can easily see that “Insert Into phpbb_vote_results …” can’t be correct. That query isn’t using our defined prefix for the phpBB DB but just the default. So change that default to your setting. E.g. if your prefix is phpbb2 change it to phpbb2_vote_results.

Next: pm.

Next: wordlist.

Next: end.

And that’s it (hopefully). How far all that is working with an update to phpBB 3 afterwards… we will see ;)

So long.

Flash and Debian etch amd64

Blogged by Max1 as Debian, English, Linux — Max1 Mi 2 Mai 2007 20:55

I got it running, finally :)

Thanks to debianforum.de my flashplayer is working now :).

The whole story: The (Macromedia) Adobe Flashplayer and the plugin for Firefox (Iceweasel on Debian) is not available for amd64 architecture.

So you have to trick it out a little. Here’s how it worked (this works as well for Iceweasel):

- At first you have to install “alien”
apt-get install alien

- Then you need to download the plugin and the viewer from
http://gwenole.beauchesne.info/en/projects/nspluginwrapper#downloads

- After that edit the files using alien -d on both of them

- Now here’s a list how to proceed:

dpkg -i nspluginwrapper*.deb

apt-get install linux32 ia32-libs-gtk gsfonts-x11

(Note: as Debian etch got stable, the package ia32-libs-gtk is no longer available. I just downloaded it from HERE and installed it.)

Then download the flash plugin from a i386 mirror.
I got one from here:
http://gulmer.funmrd.gov.ve/debian/pool/contrib/f/flashplugin-nonfree/?N=D

dpkg -i –force-architecture flashplugin-nonfree_9.0.31.0.1_i386.deb

dpkg -L flashplugin-nonfree|grep so | xargs rm -f

cd /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins

nspluginwrapper -i /usr/lib/flashplugin-nonfree/libflashplayer.so

Here’s where the entry on debianforum.de endet, but someone postet further information, which is good ( :) ) because so far it didn’t work for me (using Iceweasel)

The next step would be to create symlinks (ln -s) in ~./mozilla/plugins (if the directory doesn’t exist, fell free to create it!) to /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/npwrapper.so and /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/npwrapper.libflashplayer.so

Restart Iceweasel and Flash should be working fine :)

Source: www.debianforum.de

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Update: 11th May: Okay, I think that OpenOffice issue is solved and doesn’t really have anything to do with this FlashPlayer thing ;)
The problem seemed to be the fglrx driver I installed. I used the package built by the ATI installer, which requires libstdc++5 ! And it seems as if OpenOffice stops working right after libstdc++5 is installed! So I used the package provided by Debian non-free, and ran module-assistant prepare, which updates the whole thing, so it’s using libstdc++6 afterwards (at least I think so, from what it was prompting ;) ). After running module-assistant update and the rest that is said here: http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Debian_Installation_Guide ; the fglrx is working AND OpenOffice is working. :)

Errormessage:

max@debian:~$ openoffice
/usr/lib/openoffice/program/soffice: line 254: 8987 Gleitkomma-Ausnahme "$sd_prog/$sd_binary" "$@"

** (process:8971): WARNING **: Unknown error forking main binary / abnormal early exit ...

Update: 28th May: So, I tested the whole Flash on amd64 thing for a little while now, and it’s working out pretty much okay. I’m still having some problems while e.g. watching lots of youtube vids in a row, as the flash player stops working from time to time (you just can’t see any of the flash things anymore). I didn’t get around this yet, but what works for me right now is, just when the flashplayer stops working, I switch to epiphany browser… and if it stops working there as well after a while, I switch back to iceweasel ;)
But this only keeps happening if I really watch a lot stuff in flash in a row. I’ll post here if I find a solution ;)

Update: 2nd June: If I forgot to say so… PLEASE don’t do this shown above unless you know what you’re doing. As I figured out, the procedure can cause some problems updating the system. Like destroying the software index list etc… didn’t find a fix for that yet.

Update: 18th August: Soooo I’ve got some news. There is an official flashplugin-nonfree package available for amd64 architecture (of course you have to add non-free sources to sources.list). As I’m using Debian SID right now, I don’t know whether it’s as well available for lenny or etch, but you can get it from backports.org. Simply installing that using apt worked perfectly for me!


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