Bjoern Olausson

www2wsms and web2sms (from Christoph Keller) merged into web2sms for Meego Harmattan and will be released in some days.

In contrast to the preceding apps it uses a client-server infrastructureto send the SMS, this saves traffic for you device and should even work with a bad connection since it ony needs to transmitt a few bytes of data.

To indicate a successfull transfere web2sms uses PUSH notification.

The App is currently in the Nokia QA queue.

Its available by now!

http://store.ovi.com/content/221381

The o2online.de plugin for www2sms is fixed.

Just use the build-in update function of www2sms to grab the latest file.

O2 changed their web layout so the www2sms plug-in for this particular provider does no longer work.

I'll look into this.

Find cached Flash player files

Some versions ago the Adobe Flash player stored cached files in /tmp/.
Actually the latest player sill stores the cached files in /var/tmp/ but uses a trick to hide them from the user:

The file is marked as deleted, but the file handler and data on disc still exist.
So what to do if you cached a video and want to save it for later use?

Look up the PID of "libflashplayer.so" (use "ps") and find files which are used by this process (using "lsof").
You will find something like "/tmp/Flash*".
This file does not exist in /tmp/ but we will find the file handler in "/proc/${PID}/fd/".
Just list the content (ls -la) and grep for "Flash".
You will find something like:

lrwx------ 1 blub blub 64 Aug 18 07:53 15 -> /tmp/FlashXXsJu3NC (deleted)

Now you can play the file with "mplayer /proc/${PID}/fd/15" or copy it with "cp /proc/${PID}/fd/15 ~/Desktop/myfile.flv".

This little script will do all the above for you and find any cached file by the Flashplayer

findflash.sh

Two days ago I got a Nokia N950 Dev Kit. I could have held it six days earlier in my hands,
if the mailman would have dropped a note in my mailbox that the package was delivered to a neighbor...
Anyway, now it's here and it's begging to be used :-)

After sorting out some problems with password less SSH authentication (changing user:!: to user:*: in /etc/passwd),
I also got Harmattan running in a scratchbox under Gentoo Linux.

Here are the short steps: