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[Vibrant General] FaultException:
Mute bug isn't part of the 911 issue (except maybe that fixing E911 coulda brought the mute bug back). The E911 issue was fixed back in January.
[Vibrant General] bearsfan85:
I was so happy when I saw this, I will do some snooping to find out who the new maintainer is but this is great news
[Vibrant General] FaultException:
Probably the guy who reviewed the change...
[Vibrant General] iwillkillyou:
Great news, thanks for the post
[Vibrant General] bearsfan85:
That would make sense, though there are a lot of Daniel Bateman's out there so its tough to figure out who he is on XDA though I want him to know his work is greatly appreciated
[Vibrant General] FaultException:
True. GitHub shows real names too sometimes, like this: https://github.com/FaultException
[Vibrant General] bearsfan85:
I realized it was you quickly but after I saw that you responded without answering the question I figured I would just keep that information to myself

go to cyans github, go to the vibrant, see who made recent commits ect.
[Vibrant General] FaultException:
:p

Still pending approval though.
[Vibrant General] creeve4:
You are awesome!
[Vibrant General] FaultException:
I'm not. I'm actually a relative noob to Android rom programming. Pawitp and others from teamhacksung have been a good help.

The changes by Pawitp readding vibrant just got approved.
[Vibrant General] cashmundy:
New nightly (229) is up. I guess that makes it official.

http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=vibrantmtd
[Vibrant General] Dougfresh:
Read the build prop , it's 2.3.7 nightly #229

But whose complaining! Great we're back up in good graces!
[Vibrant General] geoffcorey:
What did you expect? There are Jo official cm9 builds yet for many phone, as the main cm9 code base hasn't been marked official.

Sent from my HTC Sensation Z710e
[Vibrant General] djf8:
Is there a device specific change log for the Vibrant still? I was curious to see if anything besides "removed/revert removed" was changed from #182 to #229.
[Vibrant General] FaultException:
Not much specifically. But there's all the common stuff.
[Vibrant General] proxy.ca:
I have a Telus SGH-959D, was looking at the Passion or ICSSGS ROMs, but now I might wait for CM9 :).

Too bad Samsung just decided to cop out and use their freaking Touchwiz as an excuse to do so, I want my ice cream dammit! :D
[Vibrant General] cashmundy:
The best I know of is

http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=vibrantmtd
[HTC EVO 3D] djcro:
i have a evo 3d w/ hboot 1.5 i have synergy w/ ziggy kernel. i have search but haven't read others with the problem i had so the problem is i can't get into the recovery and my apps on the phone crashes. can't install clockwork rev, tried sdk on my computer as well and computer didn't reconize phone when i hooked it up to the computer ( sdk). any help would be appreciate it:confused:
[HTC EVO 3D] cobraboy85:
sounds like you should flash a new kernel/ROM... that is where your issues are coming from (it sounds like)
[HTC EVO 3D] djcro:
yea, i know dat. but how when my phone doesn't go into recovery??
[HTC EVO 3D] cobraboy85:
download an app called flash image GUI...

i would say ADB... but your device is having issues connecting to a USB host... that would be the easy way.

download that app, self explanatory after that.
[HTC EVO 3D] djcro:
it worked, thanks alot
[HTC EVO 3D] cobraboy85:
np bud... come back if you need something else
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
Main Screenshot

Here's a screenshot of the main page:
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] NotATreoFan:
This thread will have to be closed until you are ready to release. Please PM me, or any other Senior Mod when that time comes.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
HushSMS for ANdroid Full Version

Folks,

I just published the full version relase to the market.

You can find it here.

Have a nice weekend.

Cheers
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
New Version 1.5 adds Ping3

Folks,

The new version implements a Ping3 option wich should work on all devices because it does not rely on sendRawPdu. It's experimental so YMMV.

Let me know if it works.

Cheers
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
Greetings vladlee,

Thank you for your message. Since it works as expected here, can you elaborate the problem a bit more and give me some details?

OS Version, Device, etc.

In addition, do you mean more then one mobile number or general (like on wired number, one mobile, one fax, etc...)?

Cheers
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
Thank you for this information. As for your problem: this is not a bug. It's simply currently not supported. However, I have put this on my todo list and will implement it in the next release.

Thanks again for reporting.

Cheers
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] crl34:
Bit of a long shot here, is anybody with HushSMS running on an HTC willing to send me a single raw message to clear my voicemail notification (I don't have an HTC so I can't send the MWI off message...)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
Hi, send me your number via PN and I will send you a deactivation message tomorrow.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] khaeid:
Crash

I installed HushSMS on my HTC ONE X ICS, but it's crashing after few seconds, any solution?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
Hi,

as you also asked via email I answered you via email. Did you receive my answer?

If not here it is again.

This is not a crash of HushSMS. It silently closes because the license verfication with the Play Store failed.

Do you have any firewall (like Droiwall) active that prevents contact to the Play Store?

Cheers,

Michael
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] NOMIOMI:
it will b great if you add the class 0 sms bomber in this sotware

any way is this software work sgs2?

i have install this software on sgs2 here is thescreen shot of software form my sgs2

where are all other option gone

please guide me

thanks
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] h0tw1r3:
Could someone with this software send me a MWIVD please? Doesn't work on my phone :(
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] SecUpwN:
AW: [Android 2.1+] HushSMS v1.8.3 [22.08.2012]

Let's get this thread alive again! Same question here, using the latest full version 1.8.3. What happened?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
AW: [Android 2.1+] HushSMS v1.8.3 [22.08.2012]

It's pretty easy guys. The features are all there, built in in the app. They will automagically become available as soon as the app detects that your device supports the sendRawPdu api method. You can buy a device that has this method built in, or you can build your own rom and reimplement this method. It's easy. I've done it several times for CM on my Galaxy Tab.

Hope this helps.

Cheers
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] SecUpwN:
AW: [Android 2.1+] HushSMS v1.8.3 [22.08.2012]

Ha, thanks for responding to my little teaser! :)

How to implement this feature? Some file to flash? Strange thing is, ZeroSMS let's me send flash SMS with AOKP 4.2.2 by helicopter88, but your app won't.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
AW: [Android 2.1+] HushSMS v1.8.3 [22.08.2012]

Zerosms uses another api which is only available when the calling app has system rights. I can't use this in HushSMS.

I will publish some info about the steps needed to reimplement the api method in the next week or so.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] SecUpwN:
AW: [Android 2.1+] HushSMS v1.8.3 [22.08.2012]

How come you can't use it? Would be awesome if HushSMS could decide which API to use depending on the calling app used in the ROM. In a future update?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
It's because you need to declare a shared user (android.uid.system, or at least android.uid.phone). For this you must sign the app and install it as a system app. On devices with stock roms this would require to sign the app with the manufacturers key which is obviously impossible.

So this can only be done on devices whith custom roms. Additionally it would require me to use apis which are declared internal by google and since HushSMS is sold via the Google Play Store this might violate the TOS of Google.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] SecUpwN:
AW: [Android 2.1+] HushSMS v1.8.3 [22.08.2012]

How about releasing a version under a different name for rooted custom ROMs containing the changes required to run all sending options? Would be cool!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] mauronick91:
i've installed it on samsung j330 android 9.0 and magisk but when try to sending push sms they response error: "generic failure"

where am i wrong?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Borchuck:
Full of malware...
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] dontspamx:
Any updates?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
OK, I took the time yesterday evening and build such a version. I have tested it on my Galaxy Tab with CM10 and it works just fine. All message options are available and all can be sent. I will think about how to integrate a fair licensing so that maybe users who bought the original version can additionally use the ROOT version for custom ROMs.

I'll keep this thread updated and as soon as I have something published I'll write it here.

Cheers
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
HushSMS ROOT is ready to be tested!

I'm looking for a Beta Tester for the ROOT Version of HushSMS.

Requirements:

- Rooted Device

- Custom ICS or JB ROM (Stock wont work!)

- Already purchased HushSMS from the Play Store and have it installed

What you will get (if everythings right):

- The first one with a fully working version of HushSMS even if you don't have sendRawPdu API Method implemented

Instructions:

- You will get a File or Link where you can download the App

- Copy it to your PC/MAC

- Connect your phone via USB

- Open a console and change to the dir where you saved the file

- Type "adb root" (without the quotes of course)

- Then type "adb remount"

- Then type "adb push HushSMS-ROOT.apk /system/app/"

After that you should be able to start the app right from your drawer. If you can't see it just reboot your device

Cheers,

Michael
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] tunppi:
me me me! :D

I have hushsms from market and HTC sensation with ICS 4.0.4 and HTC One with 4.1.2 both rooted ofc.

I love this software, been using since windows mobile times and it's great you ported it to android!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Kurupt1:
I can test as well! Purchased from the market already!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
Thank you for your kind offer to participate. There is currently an unresolved issue where the message types that can be sent currently with the regular play store version cannot be sent with the root version. However the message types like class0 and type0 can be sent.

I will come back to you guys for testing as soon as this issue is resolved.

Cheers
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] SecUpwN:
Were you able to fix it? What's the future plan for HushSMS? Two versions (one with ROOT to utilize all message types)? Or just one universal app?

Don't forget your fans! :)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
Hi SecUpwN,

Unfortunately I didn't had a chance to try bcause of my current workload. The plan is to fix this somehow so users of HushSMS with cyanogenmod will be able to use the full featureset of HushSMS. The current and regular version will stay as it is. All version will be enhanced with new message types over time.

In addition I am trying to patch the android framework during runtime to implement the missing API method in any ROM. If I get this running somehow I will post a guide here so anyone can try to accomplish the same on his own device so he can use the regular market version of HushSMS on any existing device.

I will never forget my fans (and customers btw). I am still and will always stay commited to my apps and try to push them to the max (...as my free time allows it :) )

Cheers,

Michael
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
The wait is over...

...at least for some. It only works on cyanogenmod based ROMs.

Please read more here:

http://www.silentservices.de/?p=280

You will need to have the official Play Store version installed also in order to get the ROOT Edition to work.

Drop me line in case of any problems.

Cheers
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] SecUpwN:
Thanks for your heads up, but will AOKP ever be supported? Currently using the one from helicopter88..
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
In theory you should be able to make it compatible yourself. HushSMS ROOT Edition is signed with the ROM signing keys from CM. So you have to get the signing keys for the ROM you use. Then you need to unsign the HushSMS-ROOT.apk file and resign it with the key from your ROM. Then install as mentioned and everything should be fine.

Let me know how it comes out!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] SecUpwN:
In theory. Practically, I use this AOKP by helicopter88 and lack a computer. Would you be able to compile a version working with this system? Please? :)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
I found the keys. Creating a signed version for you tomorrow for testing.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
The keys are the same so it should work for AOKP by default without any modification.

Let me know if it works or not please.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Kurupt1:
I have the app purchased from the play store and the hush SMS root package as a system app. I don't get any root prompt? I have the options for class 0 and ping but neither of the messages seem to be working.

Edit: class 0 displays my number on the receiving phone, and MWI voice messaging does not work either.

Thanks for your hard work

Sprint gs3 cm10.1
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
Hi Kurup1,

thank you for reporting back. The class0 (Flash SMS) is not meant to be stealthy. On some phones like an iPhone for example (at least when I checked last time with iOS 5.x) the sender number is not visible. Other phones like Android will in general show the number and sometimes also let the receipient choose to store the message.

Regarding the MWI: what's the target phone type?

Does the silent ping work as expected?

Cheers,

Michael
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Kurupt1:
The target phone is an iPhone 4s on sprint. The silent ping function says the message is sent but gives me no response.

The app never asked for root, is that part of the problem?

Best
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
Hi,

OK, as Sprint is a CDMA carrier the silent ping can't work since it's a GSM standard thing. The same is for the MWIs. No chance from GSM to CDMA.

The app wont request root. The naming might be a bit confusing. It is running as a system app thus root is required to get it installed.

Since it is not working for you as expected I offer you a refund. Please send me your order number as PM.

Cheers and sorry for the inconvinience,

Michael
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Kurupt1:
Arghhhh darn CDMA. PM sent :(
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] SecUpwN:
[MENTION=258016]c0rnholio[/MENTION], any updates? App abandoned?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
No, and it will never :)

Like I wrote a few posts above the root version should work just fine on an aokp based rom. Did you get any errors?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] SecUpwN:
[MENTION=258016]c0rnholio[/MENTION], please update this thread!

Awesome you still work on it! Two things: I did not purchase the original version and then (if I understood that the right way) the ROOT version does not work on a standalone app. I'd do a complete test on AOKP and report anything with a fresh logcat - maybe you could provide an unlocked app for me? Possible? Nevermind, don't be mad at me, I thought asking wouldn't hurt anybody. ;)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] J0s3f:
Any chance this could work on every rooted (stock) ROM with Xposed? Or are the used functions to deep hidden inside Android?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] androcheck:
Hi [MENTION=258016]c0rnholio[/MENTION],

I just stumbled across your app. I also was looking for a way to send (and also show received) type zero (silent) sms and finally ended up patching my running cyanogenmod (for the interested, here are my changes in github: https://github.com/johnzweng/androi...mmit/83726c012c181b240e9d2f128478396f90279466 )

I did not create a new API method, but instead simply defined some "special" message keywords (like "*zero*" or "*mwion*"/"*mwioff*", or "rawpdu:") to be able to send MWI Voice DeActivation, silent sms or even raw hexadecimal PDU strings from my normal messaging app.

But your app seems more convenient, so for interest: when I do not want to install the root app, which API is needed (or needs to be patched in) to get your normal version running with full features?

Is the information in this post still correct? http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/60849-sendrawpdu/

If yes, I will patch this into my Cyanogen 10.2 and you will have one more happy customer. :)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
Greetings androcheck,

it's slightly different for JB since there is an additional option. Attached you'll find all files that need to be changed for your reference. These are from CM 10.1 so I suggest you just copy the sendRawPdu parts from them to your files.

Cheers,

Michael
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] androcheck:
Thanks! I will look into this after the weekend and let you know! :)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
Hi J0s3f,

as far as I understood the Xposed Framework it "only" can manipulate existing api methods by hooking them and replacing the functions inline. What we would need would be an additional function implemented in multiple java classes. I fear this is out of scope for Xposed, but if anyone knows better, please correct me.

Cheers
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
BTW: did the detection of Type0 messages work from the GsmSMSDispatcher.java? I always wanted to test this but never had the time or simply forgot it.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
Just did so. (first post)

Well, I know that you won't buy from the play store because you don't want to give google your credit card and your overall paranoid, etc. This is something I respect and understand. Unfortunately HushSMS is only available for purchase. But it is available from either the Play Store where you now can buy prepaid cards for without having the need to give your CC to google, and additionally it is also available at AndroidPit where you can pay with paypal for example. Also I heard rumors that you can pay with your phone bill in the google Play Store.

There are plenty ways of paying without giving your creditcard to anyone.

Cheers,

Michael
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] SecUpwN:
That seems to be new, just discovered these cards in my town a few days ago. Shall I send you the code of the prepaid card via PM then?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] androcheck:
Yes, it works. As you can see, I did not change very much. In fact I just removed the return statement for type zero SMS in line 175: https://github.com/johnzweng/androi...rnal/telephony/gsm/GsmSMSDispatcher.java#L175

As a result of this change I get type zero messages delivered like normal messages, which means I receive a message with no text, but I can see who sent it to me.

If I find some more time to play around, I was thinking about implementing a more useful notification mechanism, which informs about all kind of SMS I may have received (silent or not). Maybe by adding a new Broadcast which will be fired also for invalid or ignored PDUs, just everytime I receive a sms pdu from the baseband.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
No, you just click on buy in the play store and choose the prepaid card as payment method. The you have to enter the card code into play store and that's it. Please do not send me the code!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
Brilliant, save's me some testing time then. Thanks for the info.

I had plans to implement a feature which I will call "SMS Defender" which will display alerts when configurable sms messages are received by the phone. Sounds like the same idea you have ;) However, the main problem will be that this won't work on stock phones. And to make it fully work on CM or AOKP you have to modify the source. While that's fine for some individuals it' nothing the regular users will be willing to do.

Now while I think about it, this might be something where the Xposed Framework might drop in. We should be able to change the "dispatchMessage" method on the fly with Xposed. Maybe some others to.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] androcheck:
Nice! I like your plans! :)

Regarding Xposed framework: I did not know this framwork until now, but it seems like a powerful tool (I'm just diving into the development tutorial). If you can hook into the dispatchMessage() method, you should be able to recognize all the special types of sms (except the the PDUs which couldn't get parsed into a valid SmsMessageBase object).

It should also be possible to send type zero sms (or any other PDUs) just like user [MENTION=2601301]J0s3f[/MENTION] proposed a few postings ago.

You could hook into the getSubmitPdu() method and modify the PDU to be returned, maybe in a similiar way I did here: https://github.com/johnzweng/androi...d/internal/telephony/gsm/SmsMessage.java#L253

Short, I'm glad I found your project here and will follow with interest! :)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] SecUpwN:
Awesome plans, brother! Long time ago I found this great project to create an IMSI Catcher/Spy Detector, unfortunately a talented developer like you is still missing.

In a private message you mentioned that you probably won't have time for developing the app, but could you add similar functions to your app?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] androcheck:
hi [MENTION=258016]c0rnholio[/MENTION],

I played around with Xposed and managed to build a simple module which allows me sending raw PDUs by using a special keyeord as prefix in the SMS text, without the need for manual source code changes in the opt/telephony framework.

For example:

Sending the text:

sendSmsByRawPDU|00|01000A91214365870900000CC8329BFD065DDF72363904

will result in a normal text SMS to the international number "+1234567890" with the text "Hello World!" using the phones default SMSC.

The message is splitted in 3 parts, separated by "|" where the first part is the hardcoded keyword "sendSmsByRawPDU", the second part is the SMSC part of the PDU ("00" in my example) and the 3rd part is the actual PDU message part.

I've tested this on my phone (API level 18) and it works for me. But you should check if the methiod signature of the "getSubmitPdu()" method didn't change since previous API releases.

If you're interested, here's the code:

https://github.com/johnzweng/XposedSendRawSMS

Feel free to use it (or parts of it) for your application. :)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] c0rnholio:
Awesome!

I always concentrated on how to hook or inject the sendRawPdu method instead of thinking about manipulating the "getSubmitPdu()" method.

Thanks a million for the idea and the code. I will support the usage of your xposed module in HushSMS as soon as I find some free time to test and implement it.

This might lead to a fully working HushSMS for all devices including stock (sure root is needed for xPosed).
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] androcheck:
You are welcome! :)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] SecUpwN:
Whooo-hooo! I'd love that! Does that mean there would be no need for a seperate HushSMS-Root version anymore? :)